Italy - Rome / Monte Celio // Villa Celimontana.; Giacomo Lauro (1583 - 1645) - Giardino dell'Ill.mo Sig.re Ciriaco Mattei posto nel M.te Celio", - 1621-1650

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A copper‑engraved map titled "Giardino dell'Ill.mo Sig.re Ciriaco Mattei posto nel M.te Celio" by Giacomo Lauro (1583–1645) showing the 16th‑century Mattei family gardens on Monte Celio in Rome (now Villa Celimontana); uncoloured, printed on contemporary laid paper, in good condition, 180 × 235 mm.

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The sheet shows the bird's-eye view plan of the sixteenth-century gardens of the Mattei family on the Caelian Hill in Rome. This historic site is today universally known as Villa Celimontana

Copper engraving, printed on contemporary laid paper with margins, in excellent condition.

The sheet shows the bird's-eye view plan of the sixteenth-century gardens of the Mattei family on the Caelian Hill in Rome. This historic site is today universally known as Villa Celimontana

Copper engraving, printed on contemporary laid paper with margins, in excellent condition.

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Era
1400-1900
Number of objects
1
Country
Italy
Geographical specification
Rome / Monte Celio // Villa Celimontana.
Map maker/publisher
Giacomo Lauro (1583 - 1645)
Map/book title
Giardino dell'Ill.mo Sig.re Ciriaco Mattei posto nel M.te Celio",
Period
1621-1650
Condition
Good
Technique
Copper engraving
Additional Information
The Splendor of the Ancient City
Map colour
Uncoloured map
Height
180 mm
Width
235 mm
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