A Record Number of People Visited the Ferrari Museum This Year
The Ferrari Museum has set an official attendance record in 2017 with over 500,000 visitors this year.
For those that haven’t had a chance to check out the Ferrari Museum, there’s a new exhibition on display joining “Under the Skin” and “Infinite Red.” Called “GP d’Autore,” the exhibition is a collection of 20 works by nine different graphic novel artists, documenting each round of the 2017 F1 World Championship season. “The exploits of the Scuderia Ferrari’s SF70H single-seater are immortalized in works featuring pyramids and superheroes, skyscrapers and dragons, mountains and deserts that reference modern-day stories as well as those from history,” Ferrari said in a release describing the new exhibition.
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Attendees will have until February to check out GP d’Autore, and it is included in the admission ticket to the Museum. Artists featured in the exhibit include Elia Bonetti, Theo, French Carlomagno, Gigi Cavenago, Giuseppe Camuncoli, Marco Mastrazzo, LRNZ, Fabrizio De Tomasso, and Emiliano Mammucuri.
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