Farina Collection

Alfa Romeo 158, Nino Farina winning International Trophy race at Silverstone in 1950

Alfa Romeo Tipo 158
One of the most successful racing cars ever produced, taking 47 wins from 54 races entered. Driven by great drivers Nino Farina, Juan- Manuel Fangio & Luigi Fagioli

Farina, with a man on his back, 1860
1577589 Farina, with a man on his back, 1860; (add.info.: Farina, with a man on his back, crossing the Niagara on a tightrope. From a sketch taken by the late H)

Chinese paper-making, second process: workers mixing glue from the hao-teng vine while another pounds farina of rice in
FLO4590201 Chinese paper-making, second process: workers mixing glue from the hao-teng vine while another pounds farina of rice in a pestle and mortar

Alfa Romeo, Giuseppe Farina takes chequered flag, British Grand Prix at Silverstone 1950

Austin A40 Farina Date: circa 1960

Silvia Farina Italy 21 June 1994 Date: 21 June 1994

Elia Farina Italy Wimbledon Championships Wimbledon, Wimbledon, London 27 June 2002 Date: 27 June 2002

Sylvia Farina Elia Wimbledon Championships 2004 Wimbledon Championships 2004 Wimbledon, London, England 25 June 2004 Date: 25 June 2004

S. Farina
S.Farina Italy 24 June 1993 Date: 24 June 1993

The Red Parasol (oil on canvas)
827336 The Red Parasol (oil on canvas) by Farina, Isidoro (19th century); 93.4x62.5 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: The Red Parasol. Isidoro Farina (19th Century). Oil on canvas

Farina, with a Man on his Back, crossing the Niagara on a Tightrope, from Clifton House Balcony
1612444 Farina, with a Man on his Back, crossing the Niagara on a Tightrope, from Clifton House Balcony, 29 August 1860 (engraving) by English School

Mike Hawthorn, Giuseppe Farina, Guy Sale, Sir James Scott Douglas 1953 Spa 24 hr race

Alfa Romeo, Giuseppe Farina winner British Grand Prix at Silverstone 1950. Creator: Unknown
Alfa Romeo, Giuseppe Farina winner British Grand Prix at Silverstone 1950

Silvia Farina Elia Wimbledon Championships 2004 Wimbledon Championships 2004 Wimbledon, London, England 24 June 2004 Date: 24 June 2004

Bronze figure of an Italian bomber wearing Farina helme
Bronze figure of an Italian bomber wearing a Farina helmet with the Lippmann Paraguance (metal sheets for the ears) throwing a disc-shaped grenade. Italian School

Giuseppe LA Farina
GIUSEPPE LA FARINA Italian statesman and historian. Date: 1815 - 1863

after Jacques Callot, Fracischina and Gian Farina, etching

Farina, with a Man on his Back, Crossing the Niagara on a Tightrope, Seen from Clifton House Balcony, August 29, 1860, 1860 Engraving

Plastic Bumper
15th October 1956: A close-up of a Plexiglass bumper on a Nash Palm Beach, at the Farina works in Italy. Original Publication: Picture Post - 8703 - Fashion Kings Of The Car World - pub

Postcard ticket for a free sample of Cologne - The Cathedral. Date: circa 1910s

Farina, with a Man on his Back, Crossing the Niagara on a Tightrope, Seen from Clifton House Balcony, August 29, 1860, 1860 Engraving

BOTANY: FLOWERS, 1807. Illustration of Farina of Flowers as observed by the Microscope, Published by Geoffroy in the Year 1711

Niagara / Tightrope 1860
Tightrope expert Farina crosses the Niagara. Date: 1860

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"Farina: A Legacy of Speed, Skill, and Artistry" From the iconic Alfa Romeo Tipo 158 to the thrilling victories at Silverstone in 1950, it has left an indelible mark on motorsport history. Nino Farina's triumph in the International Trophy race showcased his exceptional talent behind the wheel and solidified his place among racing legends. But Farina's influence extended beyond racing cars. The Austin A40 Farina brought a touch of elegance to everyday driving, with its sleek design capturing hearts on the road. It was a symbol of style and sophistication that became synonymous with the name "Farina. " Giuseppe Farina's chequered flag moment at the British Grand Prix further cemented their family's legacy in Formula One. With sheer determination and skill, he conquered Silverstone, leaving spectators awestruck by his prowess on track. Silvia Farina and Elia Farina carried forward this remarkable lineage outside of motorsports. Silvia made her mark as a professional tennis player, showcasing her strength and agility on court. Meanwhile, Elia embraced artistic expression through captivating paintings like "The Red Parasol, " demonstrating that creativity runs deep within their bloodline. Even generations before them left an impression - from daredevil feats like crossing Niagara Falls on a tightrope to participating in legendary races such as Spa 24 hr alongside greats like Mike Hawthorn and Guy Sale. Today, when we hear or see the name "Farina, " it evokes memories of speed, artistry, courage, and triumph across various domains. Their contributions have shaped our perception of excellence both on wheels and canvas alike – forever etching their names into history books for generations to come.