Italy - Gulf of Pozzuoli and the Phlegraean Fields; Giovanni Antonio Rizzi Zannoni (1736–1814) - Camillo Pellegrino (1598–1663) - "Carte du Golfe de Pouzzol avec une partie des Champs Phlégréens dans la Terre de Labour" - 1781-1800

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Etching on laid paper with a watermark, in good condition with foxing and browning as shown, by Giovanni Antonio Rizzi Zannoni (1736–1814) and Camillo Pellegrino (1598–1663), depicting the Gulf of Pozzuoli and the Phlegraean Fields, from Voyage pittoresque de Naples et de Sicile, title Carte du Golfe de Pouzzol avec une partie des Champs Phlégréens dans la Terre de Labour, sheet 670 × 500 mm.

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Engraving on laid paper with a watermark. Excellent print quality and good state of preservation, with traces of foxing and browning as shown in the photo. Sheet intact with wide original margins.
Insured shipment via Bartolini/DPD courier. To benefit from the insurance coverage, any damage to the package must be contested and reported to the carrier at the time of delivery. Otherwise, it will not be possible to initiate the insurance reimbursement procedure.
Giovanni Antonio Rizzi Zannoni (1736–1814) was one of the most important Italian geographers and cartographers of the 18th century, famous for having introduced unprecedented standards of geometric and astronomical precision in mapping the Italian peninsula.
Voyage pittoresque de Naples et de Sicile, a monumental work published in Paris between 1718 and 1786 by the French abbot Jean-Claude Richard de Saint-Non.

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The seller recommends that when collecting the shipment, you report any anomalies, damaged and/or opened packages to the courier. The insurance is not liable if these reports are not made. Thank you
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Engraving on laid paper with a watermark. Excellent print quality and good state of preservation, with traces of foxing and browning as shown in the photo. Sheet intact with wide original margins.
Insured shipment via Bartolini/DPD courier. To benefit from the insurance coverage, any damage to the package must be contested and reported to the carrier at the time of delivery. Otherwise, it will not be possible to initiate the insurance reimbursement procedure.
Giovanni Antonio Rizzi Zannoni (1736–1814) was one of the most important Italian geographers and cartographers of the 18th century, famous for having introduced unprecedented standards of geometric and astronomical precision in mapping the Italian peninsula.
Voyage pittoresque de Naples et de Sicile, a monumental work published in Paris between 1718 and 1786 by the French abbot Jean-Claude Richard de Saint-Non.

Seller's Story

The seller recommends that when collecting the shipment, you report any anomalies, damaged and/or opened packages to the courier. The insurance is not liable if these reports are not made. Thank you
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Details

Era
1400-1900
Number of objects
1
Country
Italy
Geographical specification
Gulf of Pozzuoli and the Phlegraean Fields
Map maker/publisher
Giovanni Antonio Rizzi Zannoni (1736–1814) - Camillo Pellegrino (1598–1663)
Map/book title
"Carte du Golfe de Pouzzol avec une partie des Champs Phlégréens dans la Terre de Labour"
Period
1781-1800
Condition
Good
Technique
Etching
Additional Information
Picturesque Voyage to Naples and Sicily, between 1718 and 1786
Map colour
Uncoloured map
Height
500 mm
Width
670 mm
Sold by
ItalyVerified
1980
Objects sold
100%
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