. - Roman Empire; Francesco Marmocchi (1805 /1858) e incisa da Stanislao Stucchi (1780 /1848) e G. Cantani (XIX) - Lot. of 4 maps "Imperii Romani Tabula" - 1801-1820

Type: Copperplate etching on copper;
Support: Heavy-weight paper with watermark
Condition: Excellent print impression, good state of preservation with slight traces of foxing and browning; The paper shows a light and natural patina of time; Editorial fold and slight water stain, all as shown in the photo;
Shipping: INSURED via BARTOLINI/DPD/ Poste courier, declare any damages at 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 unites in an extraordinary way the love for the science of the territory and the political activism for the unity of Italy.

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