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Luxottica: 50 anni di eccellenza

Bill Emmott; photography by Max Rommel; preface by Leonardo Del Vecchio

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Summary

This company anniversary book presents Luxottica through its people, places and growth. Photographer Max Rommel’s original project page shows the Italian cover, an opening spread signed by Leonardo Del Vecchio and images from the company’s workplaces around the world. The archive that holds the volume describes a company timeline measured in distances from Agordo and an accompanying employee poster. Bill Emmott contributes the text.

  • SourceMax Rommel — original photographer’s book project · Heading Luxottica / 50 anni di eccellenza and creation note: world trip for gift book. Original images luxottica.jpg (Italian cover), luxottica50b.jpg (opening spread signed Leonardo Del Vecchio), then workplace/people photographs. Full colophon not shown.
  • SourceOMI — holding archive’s first-person monograph record · Opening identifies 2011 anniversary monograph held in OMI archive; describes km-based growth timeline, employee poster; names publisher Maurizio Corraini and journalist Bill Emmott (spelled Emott on page).
  • SourceLUISS — institutional thesis identifying book credits · Printed p66 footnote 134: Luxottica. 50 years of excellence (2011), company-produced, Leonardo del Vecchio preface, Bill Emmott text, Corraini Edizioni, not for sale. Used only to corroborate credits, not as original book content.

Why read it Our view

Use this visual company account to compare a firm’s home base with its wider operations. Its workplace photographs, growth timeline and focus on employees can help founders assess how a company explains its identity as it expands.

Written about

  • Leonardo Del VecchioCompany founder; preface contributor
    The actual cover reads Luxottica: 50 anni di eccellenza. Rommel’s original photo of the opening spread shows Del Vecchio’s signed text. This is one company work; the English title used in a thesis is not a second addition. Bill Emmott text is corroborated by the holding archive and institutional thesis; no full colophon was found.
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