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The glamorous
world of Maserati was celebrated at the opening of an
exclusive photographic exhibition, 'Egli Ci Ha Tante Stelle'
- 'There are so Many Stars' - in London last week.
The exhibition, staged at the Michael Hoppen Gallery in
Chelsea, illustrates the colourful history of this
prestigious, sporting marque through a series of superb
photographs, whose subjects range from the Grand Prix
victories won by Juan Manuel Fangio, to astronaut Walter
Schirra taking delivery of his Maserati Bora supercar in
1971. Over 30 evocative images are on display, all of them
selected by exhibition curator and design guru Stephen
Bayley.
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Guests, including the Supermodel and Maserati
racing driver Jodie Kidd, Sandra Aragona and the
Italian Ambassador Giancarlo Aragona
(above) were chauffeured to the Exhibition
in
a fleet
of Maserati Quattroportes
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A Maserati Motorbike takes pride of place in the
Michael Hoppen Gallery (top), while Sir Stirling
Moss is seen with Stephen Bayley the curator of the
Maserati Exhibition (above) |
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Present at the
opening evening ceremony were racing driver Sir Stirling
Moss - who stars in several of the images - supermodel Jodie
Kidd, who currently races in the Maserati Trofeo
Championship, 5th Gear TV presenter Vicki Butler-Henderson
and the Italian ambassador Giancarlo Aragona, who were all
entertained by host and curator Stephen Bayley.
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