Before regulations constricted automobile design, cars were lithe, and voluptuous. Engines were analog, and the experience was visceral. For much of Porsche’s history, air cooled engines helped to differentiate them from their competition.

In this book, the legendary 356, 550 Spyder, 911, Carrera 6, 914, and more are represented as bold works of art. Many work-in-progress images (and a chapter detailing techniques) offer glimpses into the creative process.

Signed, dimensions: 8.5” x 11”, 95 pages.

Outside the US, unsigned copies are available at Amazon.com. Also at The Petersen Museum, ArtCenter College of Design, Autobooks-Aerobooks, and The Murphy Auto Museum.