Mariano Borgatti - Castel Sant'Angelo - 1978





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Castel Sant'Angelo, authored by Mariano Borgatti, is a numbered art edition in Italian published by Editalia (Edizioni d'Italia) in 1978, with 150 pages, a hard binding, in-folio format and a limited run of 1999 copies, featuring architectural and historical content.
Description from the seller
The volume "Castel Sant'Angelo" published by Editalia (Edizioni d'Italia, Rome) is a prestigious 1978 art edition, based on the historical studies of Colonel Mariano Borgatti and enriched by a foreword by Fabrizio Sarazani.
Edition Features (1978)
• Format and binding: In-folio (about 38 x 29 cm), with elegant editorial binding in full or half leather, titles and decorations in gold on the spine with raised ribs.
• Case: Housed inside a clamshell case in full leather or half-leather with coordinated illustrations.
• Pages: About 150 pages printed on fine handmade paper produced by the Ventura paper mill in Cernobbio.
• Illustrations: Contains about 58-90 reproductions of antique prints, engravings and zincographs (curated by Volterra and Papi).
• Edition: A limited and numbered edition of 1999 copies in total.
The Reference Text
The text of the work revisits and presents the monumental historical and architectural studies that Mariano Borgatti (director of the museum and scholar of the fort) dedicated to Castel Sant'Angelo, whose first historical draft dates back to the late nineteenth century (1890) and to the subsequent great work published by Libreria dello Stato in 1931.
The volume "Castel Sant'Angelo" published by Editalia (Edizioni d'Italia, Rome) is a prestigious 1978 art edition, based on the historical studies of Colonel Mariano Borgatti and enriched by a foreword by Fabrizio Sarazani.
Edition Features (1978)
• Format and binding: In-folio (about 38 x 29 cm), with elegant editorial binding in full or half leather, titles and decorations in gold on the spine with raised ribs.
• Case: Housed inside a clamshell case in full leather or half-leather with coordinated illustrations.
• Pages: About 150 pages printed on fine handmade paper produced by the Ventura paper mill in Cernobbio.
• Illustrations: Contains about 58-90 reproductions of antique prints, engravings and zincographs (curated by Volterra and Papi).
• Edition: A limited and numbered edition of 1999 copies in total.
The Reference Text
The text of the work revisits and presents the monumental historical and architectural studies that Mariano Borgatti (director of the museum and scholar of the fort) dedicated to Castel Sant'Angelo, whose first historical draft dates back to the late nineteenth century (1890) and to the subsequent great work published by Libreria dello Stato in 1931.

