Italy - Kingdom of Naples // Calabria / Apulia / Sardinia; Nicolas de Fer (1646–1720) - Le Royaume de Naples (Il Regno di Napoli). - 1721-1750





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Nicolas de Fer’s 1705 copper-engraved, contemporarily hand-coloured map Le Royaume de Naples depicts southern peninsular Italy, with an inset of Sardinia and details of the coasts of Sicily and Dalmatia.
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Geographic map of the Kingdom of Naples (including the entire peninsular southern Italy) with a dedicated inset for the island of Sardinia (L'Isle de Sardagne) and details of the coasts of Sicily and Dalmatia.
• Original antique geographic map, engraved on copper and hand-colored in period within the borders (contemporary watercolor).
• Publication date: 1705 (the dating is explicitly engraved in the cartouche: "Avec Privilege du Roy 1705").
• Place of publication: Paris (A Paris, Chez l'Auteur...).
• Language of the text: French (with toponyms in Italian).
The Sardinia Inset: In the lower left corner there is a detailed separate inset showing the entire island of Sardinia, historically divided into the districts of Cap Cagliari (Capo di Cagliari/Sotto) and Cap Logudori (Capo di Logudoro/Sopra).
Geographic map of the Kingdom of Naples (including the entire peninsular southern Italy) with a dedicated inset for the island of Sardinia (L'Isle de Sardagne) and details of the coasts of Sicily and Dalmatia.
• Original antique geographic map, engraved on copper and hand-colored in period within the borders (contemporary watercolor).
• Publication date: 1705 (the dating is explicitly engraved in the cartouche: "Avec Privilege du Roy 1705").
• Place of publication: Paris (A Paris, Chez l'Auteur...).
• Language of the text: French (with toponyms in Italian).
The Sardinia Inset: In the lower left corner there is a detailed separate inset showing the entire island of Sardinia, historically divided into the districts of Cap Cagliari (Capo di Cagliari/Sotto) and Cap Logudori (Capo di Logudoro/Sopra).

