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'''Mario Maserati''', born in 1890, became an artist but the other five brothers all showed an interest in engineering, a new science, associated with the development of the combustion engine. Nonetheless, in 1926 Mario gave his brothers a hand in designing the Maserati logo, Neptune’s trident, the symbol of [[Bologna]]. | '''Mario Maserati''', born in 1890, became an artist but the other five brothers all showed an interest in engineering, a new science, associated with the development of the combustion engine. Nonetheless, in 1926 Mario gave his brothers a hand in designing the Maserati logo, Neptune’s trident, the symbol of [[Bologna]]. | ||
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Revision as of 10:13, 25 February 2010
Mario Maserati, born in 1890, became an artist but the other five brothers all showed an interest in engineering, a new science, associated with the development of the combustion engine. Nonetheless, in 1926 Mario gave his brothers a hand in designing the Maserati logo, Neptune’s trident, the symbol of Bologna.
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| Carlo (1881 - 1910) | Bindo (1883 - 1980) | Alfieri I (1885 - 1886) | Alfieri II (23 September, 1887 - 3 March, 1932) | Mario (1890 - 1981), painter and artist | Ettore (1894 - 4 August, 1990) | Ernesto (4 August, 1898 - 12 January, 1975) |