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Catalog Level: item
Type: automobile
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Classification
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vehicles
Modern art
European art
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Titles or Names
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Text: Cisitalia "202" GT
Car
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Type: repository
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Creation
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Creator Description: designed by Battista
Pinin Farina, (Italian, 1893-1966); manufactured by
Carrozzeria Pininfarina (Italian coachbuilders, founded
1930)
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Identity: Farina, Battista Pinin
Role: designer
Identity: Carrozzeria Pininfarina
Role: manufacturer
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Creation Date:
designed in 1946, manufactured in 1948
Earliest:
1946 Latest:
1948
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Creation Place/Original Location: Turin
(Italy)
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Measurements
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Dimensions Description: 125 x 401
x 147 cm (49 inches x 13 feet 2 inches x 57 7/8 inches)
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Dimensions Qualifier: each
Value: 125 Unit: cm Type:
height
Value: 401 Unit: cm Type:
width
Value: 147 Unit: cm Type:
depth
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Materials and Techniques
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Description: aluminum and chrome body
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Material Names:
aluminum
chrome
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Subject Matter
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Indexing Terms:
object
(utilitarian)
automobile
design
locomotion
transportation
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Descriptive Note
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Text: The two-seater Cisitalia "202"
GT was an aesthetic and technical achievement that
transformed postwar automobile body design. Building
on aerodynamic studies developed for racing cars,
the Cisitalia offers one of the most accomplished
examples of coachwork (the automobile's body) conceived
as a single shell. The body was basically handcrafted,
with its aluminum panels shaped over wooden forms.
Because of this time-consuming process, only 170 models
were produced between 1947 and 1952.
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Citation: Museum of Modern Art online
Page: accessed 25 July 2006
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Current Location
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Repository Name/Geographic Location:
Museum of Modern Art (New York, New York, United States)
Repository Number:
unavailable
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Revised 28 August 2006