#FedeleBianco

Fedele Bianco was an Italian automotive designer active between the late 1930s and the post-war period. He worked first at Stabilimenti Farina, where he was influenced by Mario Revelli di Beaumont, and later collaborated with both Pinin Farina and Ghia. Bianco contributed to a number of important one-off and small-series designs, including Alfa Romeo 6C 2500, Lancia Aprilia and Fiat 1100-based cars. He is particularly associated with an innovative Alfa Romeo 6C 2500 Super Sport Cabriolet designed for Arturo Fumagalli in the immediate post-war period, whose integrated-fender treatment anticipated later styling developments. His work formed part of the transition from pre-war coachbuilding traditions to the cleaner, more integrated forms of post-war Italian automotive design.

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