Ascari Collection

"The Glorious Return of Ascari: A Festive Homecoming to Addis Ababa" In a vibrant display of triumph and valor, the Ascari Brigade returns to Addis Ababa

Ascari Collection: A show that a few years ago would not have been thought possible, our good Eritrean Ascars

A show that a few years ago would not have been thought possible, our good Eritrean Ascars... (colour litho)
2808501 A show that a few years ago would not have been thought possible, our good Eritrean Ascars... (colour litho) by Beltrame

Ascari Collection: The Eritrean Ascars in Italy, during the trip to Rome a soldier throws himself from the train in

The Eritrean Ascars in Italy, during the trip to Rome a soldier throws himself from the train in the race for
2815512 The Eritrean Ascars in Italy, during the trip to Rome a soldier throws himself from the train in the race for... (colour litho) by Beltrame

Ascari Collection: A curious scene (colour litho)

A curious scene (colour litho)
2783665 A curious scene (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: A curious scene. While Vicere Grazianis car, on inspection)

Ascari Collection: Scenes of the Advance (Colour Litho)

Scenes of the Advance (Colour Litho)
2778408 Scenes of the Advance (Colour Litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: Scenes from the advance)

Ascari Collection: 1953 Dutch Grand Prix, Ascari leads in Ferrari. Creator: Unknown

1953 Dutch Grand Prix, Ascari leads in Ferrari. Creator: Unknown
1953 Dutch Grand Prix, Ascari leads in Ferrari

Ascari Collection: Ascari in Alfa Romeo P2, 1925 Belgian Grand Prix. Creator: Unknown

Ascari in Alfa Romeo P2, 1925 Belgian Grand Prix. Creator: Unknown
Ascari in Alfa Romeo P2, 1925 Belgian Grand Prix

Ascari KZ-1 Britain

Ascari A10 Britain

Ascari Ecosse British

Ascari KZ1-R Britain

Ascari Ecosse Britain

Ascari A10 British

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"The Glorious Return of Ascari: A Festive Homecoming to Addis Ababa" In a vibrant display of triumph and valor, the Ascari Brigade returns to Addis Ababa, marking their glorious participation in the conquest of distant lands. With vivid colors captured in lithographs, we witness the Italians in Benadir, both officers and ascaris breaking free from authority and purchasing slaves. Amidst chaos and danger, the loyal police ascaris stand strong at the fire's edge, fearlessly protecting their people. However, not all encounters end well; a clash erupts between Ascari serving Italy and Abyssinians resulting in the tragic killing of Captain Bongiovanni. Yet amidst these turbulent times emerges "The Spirit of the New Subjects, " depicted with striking hues on lithographs. This newfound unity is further celebrated through an unprecedented show featuring our esteemed Eritrean Ascars - a spectacle unimaginable just years ago. Journeying beyond borders, Eritrean Ascars find themselves in Italy during a momentous trip to Rome. The excitement reaches its peak when one soldier impulsively throws himself from a moving train in pursuit of something unknown but undoubtedly thrilling. Amongst this tapestry of events lies "A Curious Scene" that captures our attention with its enigmatic charm. Scenes depicting advancement unfold before us like brushstrokes on canvas - each stroke representing progress towards an uncertain future. Beyond war-torn landscapes lie moments where passion meets speed - Alberto Ascari leading fiercely at the 1953 Dutch Grand Prix or his iconic presence racing for Alfa Romeo P2 at the 1925 Belgian Grand Prix. And finally, we encounter another manifestation - not soldiers nor racers but rather an automobile itself: The British-made Ascari KZ-1 stands proud as it embodies elegance and power on British roads.