Camillo Napoleone Sasso - AA.VV. - Storia de' monumenti di Napoli e degli architetti che li edificavano dal 1801 al 1851 con Atlante - - 1992

Storia de' monumenti di Napoli e degli architetti che li edificavano dal 1801 al 1851
by Camillo Napoleone Sasso
Introduction by Renato Ruotolo
Anastatic reprint of the original 1858 edition printed in Naples by Federico Vitale’s Typograph and reprinted in 1992
Complete work in 3 volumes
pp. 506 - 352 + an Atlas with 35 plates reproducing the monuments listed in the volumes
Brossura editoriale in half-leather with solid cardboard covers and leather corners - ex libris at the title page
Dimensions in cm 30 x 23 - Atlas size cm 48 x 32
Edition limited by the “Botteguccia”
Napoli 1992

The Work represents a fixed reference point for anyone wishing to undertake the study of Bourbon architecture.
Atlas with 35 plates, mostly on double-page spreads, depicting splendid views of churches, palaces, fountains, and monuments: Campanile of Santa Chiara, Tomb of King Ladislaus, Facade of the Cathedral, Chapel of Pontano, Palace of De Capua..., Little Chapel of S. Maria della Stella, Porta Capuana, Palazzo Gravina, Arch of Triumph Alfonso I, Tomb of Merliano, Church of the Gerolomini, the Magnificent Dome of Gesù..., Royal Palace, Royal Bourbon Museum, Plan of the Alveus della Sebeto, Royal Palace of Caserta, Bridge of the Valley..., Hemicycle of Largo Spirito Santo, Palace of Prince D'Angri... Royal Hotel for the Poor, Royal Theatre of San Carlo, Fountains of Naccarino and Santa Lucia, Capodimonte Observatory, Palace (S. Giacomo), Temple of San Francesco di Paola, Angri Cottage at Posillipo, Royal Palace on the seafront..., Iron bridges on Garigliano and on Calore, Royal Morotrofio of Aversa, Royal Oificio di Pietrarsa, and the other notable works, all accompanied by the lives of the architects who worked in Naples and the Kingdom: D. Fontana, C. Fanzago, F. Fuga, L. Vanvitelli, E. Alvino and many others. It is the most complete history of Neapolitan architecture even in iconography.

4) Topographic Map of the City of Naples and its surroundings
AA.VV.
The map of the Duke of Noja
edited by Mario Rotili
Anastatic of the original 18th-century copy
4 text plates with illustrations and 35 plates
Brossura editoriale in full burgundy cloth - dedication on the title page
Dimensions 40 x 30
Publisher De Mauro
Napoli 2019
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