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"   You can experience part of the Mullin collection in a beautiful book, The Art of : Mullin Automotive Museum, published by Coachbuilt Press, Philadelphia; 10 x 12\u00BC in., 245 pp., $95. As its name suggests, this book focuses exclusively on the museum&amp;#039;s Bugattis, arranged Type by Type, along with homage to the works of Ettore&amp;#039;s father Carlo and his brother Rembrandt. There&amp;#039;s also an extensive summary of the Mullin&amp;#039;s Schlumpf Reserve Collection. More than sixty of the marque were discovered unrestored after French workers took control of the Schlumpf brothers&amp;#039; museum in Mulhouse, France (the latter museum, now the Cit\u00E9 de l&amp;#039;Automobile Mus\u00E9e National Collection Schlumpf). Likewise, the book gives special treatments to the Lago Maggiore Bugatti as well as a project completing Jean Bugatti&amp;#039;s Type 64 Coup\u00E9. The latter involves R&amp;amp;amp;T friend Stewart Reed and others at Art Center College of Design; the car, destined to appear at the 2011 Pebble Beach Concours d&amp;#039;Elegance. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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