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Rennfahrer

€48.00
A 1961 German publication featuring evocative black and white portraits of legendary racing drivers, with photography by Dr. Benno Müller and texts by H. U. Wieselmann.
Rennfahrer is a German-language motorsport publication released in 1961 by Motor-Presse-Verlag in Stuttgart. The book features a collection of high-quality black and white portraits of prominent racing drivers from the 1950s and 1960s, captured by photographer Dr. Benno Müller. The work is notable for its candid, expressive style, documenting the personalities of the era's racing scene rather than just the technical aspects of the vehicles. For instance, Müller's portraits of figures like Stirling Moss are recognized for their focus on the human element, capturing quiet moments of concentration and personality. The publication includes accompanying text by Heinz-Ulrich (H. U.) Wieselmann. It is presented in a large format, originally appearing in a hardcover binding with a protective dust jacket.

Bibliographic Details

Author Benno Müller, Heinz-Ulrich Wieselmann
Publisher Motor-Presse-Verlag
Place of publication Stuttgart
Year 1961
Edition First edition
Binding Hardcover
Language German
Dimensions 34 x 25
Collation 91 pp.
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