Italy - Milan; S. Latuada - Facciata del Palazzo de Signori Visconti - 1721-1750

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Colorist hand-coloured etching on laid paper by S. Latuada, titled Facciata del Palazzo de Signori Visconti, Milano, Italy, an aquaforte with later hand colouring, 15 x 24.5 cm, in excellent condition; non comune.

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Facade of the Palazzo de Signori Visconti

Elegant prospect of the ancient residence of Prospero Visconti at Porta Ticinese still existing, the only original element of the sixteenth-century construction, with the elegant rustication of the pilasters and the doorway surmounted by the Biscione azzurro (the family coat of arms and symbol of Milan) and by the balcony of the noble floor, itself crowned by the 14 busts of the Visconti ancestors and of the Spanish sovereigns Philip II (Duke of Milan) and Philip III.

From the IV volume of the famous "Description of Milan adorned with many copper engravings of the most conspicuous factories to be found in this Metropolis, collected and ordered by Serviliano Latuada, Milanese Priest (1704-64), 5 volumes, milestones of Milanese iconography from the seventeenth to the eighteenth centuries. In Milan, MDCCXXXVII (1737-8), at the Royal-Ducal Court at the expense of Giuseppe Cairoli, Books Merchant"

Etching and engraving on laid paper without watermark, verso blank, wide margins, usual editorial folds, sporadic traces of oxidation, fine inking enhanced by the suggestive modern pastel coloring.

Size: 15 x 24.5 cm the print sheet

Seller's Story

I am a restorer and classical philologist, owner of a gallery located in Piazza Farnese in Rome, specializing in cartography: maps and rare views, nautical charts, health certificates, but also graphic works, postcards, curiosities...
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Facade of the Palazzo de Signori Visconti

Elegant prospect of the ancient residence of Prospero Visconti at Porta Ticinese still existing, the only original element of the sixteenth-century construction, with the elegant rustication of the pilasters and the doorway surmounted by the Biscione azzurro (the family coat of arms and symbol of Milan) and by the balcony of the noble floor, itself crowned by the 14 busts of the Visconti ancestors and of the Spanish sovereigns Philip II (Duke of Milan) and Philip III.

From the IV volume of the famous "Description of Milan adorned with many copper engravings of the most conspicuous factories to be found in this Metropolis, collected and ordered by Serviliano Latuada, Milanese Priest (1704-64), 5 volumes, milestones of Milanese iconography from the seventeenth to the eighteenth centuries. In Milan, MDCCXXXVII (1737-8), at the Royal-Ducal Court at the expense of Giuseppe Cairoli, Books Merchant"

Etching and engraving on laid paper without watermark, verso blank, wide margins, usual editorial folds, sporadic traces of oxidation, fine inking enhanced by the suggestive modern pastel coloring.

Size: 15 x 24.5 cm the print sheet

Seller's Story

I am a restorer and classical philologist, owner of a gallery located in Piazza Farnese in Rome, specializing in cartography: maps and rare views, nautical charts, health certificates, but also graphic works, postcards, curiosities...
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Details

Era
1400-1900
Number of objects
1
Country
Italy
Geographical specification
Milan
Map maker/publisher
S. Latuada
Map/book title
Facciata del Palazzo de Signori Visconti
Period
1721-1750
Condition
Excellent
Technique
Etching
Additional Information
uncommon
Map colour
Later hand colour
Height
15 cm
Width
24.5 cm
ItalyVerified
594
Objects sold
100%
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