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"         In addition to the works of Monet, Renoir and Winslow Homer, Boston&amp;#039;s Museum of Fine Arts is currently displaying the creations of Ferrari, Bugatti and Vittorio Jano.   Gleaned from the impressive collection of designer Ralph Lauren, 16 immaculate machines are being shown at the museum through July 3rd in a show appropriately titled, Speed, Style and Beauty.   The crowds have been impressive, buying out all the tickets to the show on weekends and drawing particularly attentive crowds for the &amp;quot;hoods up&amp;quot; nights when the engines are on view.   What has been attracting all this attention?   From the Molshiem, France factory of Ettore Bugatti are a 1933 Type 59 Grand Prix car, a 1937 Type 57SC Gangloff-bodied drop head and Jean Bugatti&amp;#039;s dramatic Type 57SC Atlantic coupe. Enzo Ferrari creations include a 1954 375 Plus, a 1958 pontoon-fendered 250 Testa Rossa, a 1961 Testa Rossa TRI-61 and a 1962 250GTO. Vittorio Jano was responsible for much of the design of the 1938 Alfa Romeo 8C2900 Mille Miglia team car.   There&amp;#039;s a pair of Mercedes-Benz \u2014 a 1955 300SL and the gorgeous 1930 Count Trossi-commissioned SSK \u2014 and a Teutonic duo from Porsche, a 1955 550 Spyder and arguably the first modern supercar, the 959. Also on display is what many consider the ultimate exotic of today, a McLaren F1. Coventry, England&amp;#039;s Jaguar created another twosome, an alloy-bodied 1950 XK120 and long-nose D-Type from 1956, another British product in the show being a 1929 4 1/2-liter supercharged Bentley, one of the special Tim Birkin cars. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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