Orazio Satta Puliga

Automobile designer at Ferrari

Orazio Satta Puliga - Artists & Creatives born October 6th, 1910
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An Italian automobile designer contributed significantly to the automotive industry, particularly through work with Ferrari. In the 1950s and 1960s, designs for models such as the Ferrari 250 GT and the Ferrari 330 P4 showcased innovative engineering and aesthetic appeal. Puliga worked closely with other prominent designers and played a crucial role in establishing Ferrari's racing heritage. His designs not only emphasized performance but also captured the spirit of luxury sports cars of the time. After an impactful career, Puliga's contributions to automobile design continued to influence the field even after his passing in 1974.

Designed Ferrari 250 GT

Contributed to Ferrari 330 P4

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