There were seven Maserati brothers, born in Voghera, to Rodolfo Maserati, a train driver, Carlo, the eldest, was born in 1881.
All of the Maseratis were involved in the engineering, design, and construction of cars, except for Mario, who was a painter and is presumed to have invented the company trademark, the trident, borrowed from the statue of Neptune in the square of the same name in Bologna.
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All of the Maseratis were involved in the engineering, design, and construction of cars, except for Mario, who was a painter and is presumed to have invented the company trademark, the trident, borrowed from the statue of Neptune in the square of the same name in Bologna.
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Tim Wallace
There were seven Maserati brothers, born in Voghera, to Rodolfo Maserati, a train driver, Carlo, the eldest, was born in 1881.
All of the Maseratis were involved in the engineering, design, and construction of cars, except for Mario, who was a painter and is presumed to have invented the company trademark, the trident, borrowed from the statue of Neptune in the square of the same name in Bologna.
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All of the Maseratis were involved in the engineering, design, and construction of cars, except for Mario, who was a painter and is presumed to have invented the company trademark, the trident, borrowed from the statue of Neptune in the square of the same name in Bologna.
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Maserati
Photographer:
Tim Wallace
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There were seven Maserati brothers, born in Voghera, to Rodolfo Maserati, a train driver, Carlo, the eldest, was born in 1881.
All of the Maseratis were involved in the engineering, design, and construction of cars, except for Mario, who was a painter and is presumed to have invented the company trademark, the trident, borrowed from the statue of Neptune in the square of the same name in Bologna.
Available as Royalty Free Image
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All of the Maseratis were involved in the engineering, design, and construction of cars, except for Mario, who was a painter and is presumed to have invented the company trademark, the trident, borrowed from the statue of Neptune in the square of the same name in Bologna.
Available as Royalty Free Image
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AL0374A
Date:
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Maserati
Photographer:
Tim Wallace