Client: L' automobile Classica ACI Editore
Type of Work: Shooting Fiat 500A Topolino Maranello for Editorial/Magazine
Location: Torino Lombardia Italy
Subject: In the historic streets of Turin, the Fiat 500A "Topolino" stands out as a symbol of Italian ingenuity from the 1930s. Its compact and harmonious lines reflect an era when automobiles became accessible to the masses, embodying elegance and functionality.
Type of Work: Shooting Fiat 500A Topolino Maranello for Editorial/Magazine
Location: Torino Lombardia Italy
Subject: In the historic streets of Turin, the Fiat 500A "Topolino" stands out as a symbol of Italian ingenuity from the 1930s. Its compact and harmonious lines reflect an era when automobiles became accessible to the masses, embodying elegance and functionality.
Launched in 1936, the "Topolino" was one of the smallest mass-produced cars in the world, powered by a 569 cc four-cylinder engine delivering 13 horsepower, allowing a top speed of around 85 km/h. Its innovative design and mechanical simplicity made it a favorite among Italian families, marking the dawn of mass motorization in the country.
A fascinating detail? The nickname "Topolino" (Italian for "Mickey Mouse") was inspired by the car’s front-end resemblance to the beloved cartoon character, adding a touch of charm to this legendary vehicle.
The photographs capture the "Topolino" amidst the heart of Turin, with its bodywork gleaming under natural light, highlighting the chrome details and the minimalist yet welcoming interior. Each shot tells a story of mobility and freedom, evoking nostalgic memories of an Italy in its period of revival.
