. - Double Hemisphere; Francesco Marmocchi (1805 /1858) e incisa da Stanislao Stucchi (1780 /1848) - "Mappa-Mondo in due Emisferi Colle più recenti Scoperte fatte sino all'anno 1820" - 1801-1820

Type: Etching on copper;
Support: laid and watermarked paper, reinforced in the central part:
Condition: Excellent impression, good preserved condition with slight traces of foxing and browning; The paper shows a light and natural browning of age; Editorial fold, all as in the photo;
Shipping: INSURED via Bartolini/DPD/Poste courier, declare any damages at the time of pickup;
Provenance: From a private collection;

Francesco Costantino Marmocchi (Poggibonsi, August 26, 1805 – Genoa, September 9, 1858) was one of the most important Italian geographers, cartographers and patriots of the Risorgimento. His life unusually united a love for the science of the territory with political activism for the unification of Italy.

Stanislao Stucchi (Milan, circa 1780 – information known up to around 1848) was an eminent Italian geographer, engraver and cartographer, active mainly in Milan during the first half of the 19th century.