OM. Officine meccaniche. Una storia nella storia. OM a story within a story...

di pensiero e di vita. Milano, F.lli Bocca 1941, cm.12,5x21, pp.100, brossura Collana I problemi dello spirito.

(Dipinti, acqueforti, incisioni di: Adam, Archipenko, Arp, Beaudin, Bill, Capek, van Doesburg,Doucet, Eggeling, Ernst, feininger, von Jawlensky, Kandinsky, Kiss, Le Corbusier, Léger, Lurçat, Magnelli, Miró, Moholy-Nagy, Muche, Picabia, Picasso, Ray, Reichel, Roux, Schwitters, Sutherland, Taeuber-Arp, Vézelay, Villon, Wols, Zadkine.) Bern, Klipstein und Kornfeld, Laupenstrasse 49, Donnerstag, den 24. Mai 1962, nachmittags 3 Uhr. Bern, Klipstein und Kornfeld 1962, cm.19,5x27,5, pp.105,(3), numersose ill. in bn. e alcune a col.nt., brossura, cop.fig. [ottimo esemplare]

London, Carlton Books 2003, cm.30x30, pp.256, ill.bw. and col., hardcover with dustjacket. Once viewed as a plaything of the wealthy and eccentric, cars are now an integral part of modern life. The Car provides a complete history of the automobile, not just the makes and models but its role in many spheres of life: politics, family life, war, advertising, architecture, movies and art to name a few. Jonathan Glancey also covers the development of the car, from the early 'horseless carriages', through people's cars from the VW Beetle to the Ford Galaxy, and the speed machines and dream cars of various eras. Combining Jonathan Glancey's illuminating text with fascinating photographs, The Car is much more than another encyclopedia, it reveals why we love, loathe and depend on one of the greatest modern inventions, and how the car really has shaped the way we live now. In the same impressive format as Space and Flight, this latest photographic collection will include rare and unusual images from around the world as well as classic shots of some of the greatest cars ever made.