reference Expired Question ID: 279173 
I found this image but need help finding a copy of this photograph not
a digital picture but a souurce for a high quality print hopefully
framed.
Thanks  
John O
http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=Photo+%22sleep+1%22+cord+bugatti&sa=N&tab=ni
 
I recived this response but the question expired.

Clarification of Question by johnmo-ga on 21 Dec 2003 10:41 PST 
Both of these would be helful.
JohnO

RE:Request for Question Clarification by politicalguru-ga on 19 Dec 2003 06:23 PST 
Sorry - this is not a book but a magazine where it had been published.
I also found four more posters from this series (through not the one
you're looking for) for sale.

Dear John, 

The picture you are describing, as well as the following photos, were
taken by the German photographer Herbert W. Hesselmann.

Hesselmann's contact details, are available at his site: 

Hesselmann, Herbert W.
Fotodesign Hesselmann
Kirchenweg 15
83224 Grassau
Germany
Tel. (049)  8641 - 95 71 27
Mobil 0171 - 3 60 80 77
ISDN (049)  8641 - 95 71 33
Fax (049)  8641 - 95 71 28
Hesselmann-Foto@t-online.de
http://www.hesselmann-foto.de 

He tells of this series : 
"most successful photostories: "Sleeping Beauties" the fairytale-like
story of discovering a unique colection of Classic Cars in opening the
gates of an old barn... photographed for STERN magazine and worldwide
publications" (SOURCE: Hesselmann's site).

"Your" Bugatti T57 
http://home.uni-one.nl/bugatti/voitures/bugatti/sleep1.jpg 

Another Bugatti T57: 
http://home.uni-one.nl/bugatti/voitures/bugatti/sleep2.jpg 

The rest of them: 

Sleeping Beauties
<http://www.hesselmann-foto.de/sleeping_beauties_8.htm> 

It was published in the German magazine "Stern", under "Der Millionenschrott". 

This was also published, so it seems, at the "Automobile Quarterly"
magazine. Copy of this issue (with the photos in their best, as
published, state), could be ordered directly from Automobile Quarterly
(Volume 22 Number 2), at :
<http://www.autoquarterly.com/back21_25.html>. I must proclaim,
nevertheless, that although it is pretty certain that the photo
appears in this issue, I would inspect its quality before buying it.

However, Hesselmann gives his address in his site, for people
interested in buying his photos:
mailto:Hesselmann-Foto@t-online.de 

You could also buy it on a CD, from his site. 

A German posters site also sells some of the Sleeping Beauties,
unfortunately not your Bugatti T57, but:

The other photo: 
http://www.klangundkleid.de/plakate/classics/detail.asp?ID=9519&Classics=Sleeping+Beauties

And more Type 57: http://www.klangundkleid.de/plakate/classics/detail.asp?ID=9521&Classics=Sleeping+Beauties

Lincoln Continental: 
http://www.klangundkleid.de/plakate/classics/detail.asp?ID=9516&Classics=Sleeping+Beauties

Another Lincoln Continental: 
http://www.klangundkleid.de/plakate/classics/detail.asp?ID=9520&Classics=Sleeping+Beauties

I hope that answers your question. We usually add an explanation of
our search strategy here. In my case, lots of luck was involved: I saw
the beautiful photo (I also love classic cars...) and its name, looked
in the original site, and saw that the two related photos were both
called "Sleeping Beauties". So, I began to search the Web (through
Google Index and Google Images) as well as image searches for
"Sleeping Beauties", with Bugatti and without it. Hesselmann's page
was in the 10th results' page, to show you that patience pays.

Please contact me if you need any further clarification on this answer
before you tip/rate it.