John Capgrave - Roma nel Quattrocento - 1982





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Roma nel Quattrocento is a large-format hardback published by Editalia - Edizioni d'Italia in 1982, edited by John Capgrave with an introduction by Sergio Delli, a numbered edition limited to 2,499 copies, in Italian with about 146–150 pages and dimensions of 29 by 40 cm, featuring gold embossing on the boards and spine.
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Rome in the Fifteenth Century is a fine editorial work published by Editalia - Edizioni d'Italia in 1982.
Main features of the volume
• Author and editorial work: The text is prepared by John Capgrave, with an introduction by Sergio Delli.
• Format and binding: A large-format art volume (approximately 29 x 40 cm or 37 x 28 cm), with a full leather binding or first-grade calf, gold-tooled impressions on the front board and on the spine, and a coordinated cardboard/leather case.
• Pages and contents: Composed of 146-150 pages printed on special or handmade paper, enriched with extremely rare 15th-century prints and numerous historical illustrations dedicated to 15th-century Rome.
• Edition: Published in a numbered, limited edition of 2,499 copies
Rome in the Fifteenth Century is a fine editorial work published by Editalia - Edizioni d'Italia in 1982.
Main features of the volume
• Author and editorial work: The text is prepared by John Capgrave, with an introduction by Sergio Delli.
• Format and binding: A large-format art volume (approximately 29 x 40 cm or 37 x 28 cm), with a full leather binding or first-grade calf, gold-tooled impressions on the front board and on the spine, and a coordinated cardboard/leather case.
• Pages and contents: Composed of 146-150 pages printed on special or handmade paper, enriched with extremely rare 15th-century prints and numerous historical illustrations dedicated to 15th-century Rome.
• Edition: Published in a numbered, limited edition of 2,499 copies

