Italy - Campania/ Gulf of Naples (Torre del Greco, Castellammare, Sorrento Peninsula) up to the Gulf of; Benedetto Marzolla (ideazione) e Luigi Manzella - Circoscrizione Ecclesiastica nel Regno delle Due Sicilie … - 1851-1860

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“Circoscrizione Ecclesiastica nel Regno delle Due Sicilie” is an etching by Benedetto Marzolla (conception) and Luigi Manzella, depicting ecclesiastical divisions across Campania and Basilicata, from the Gulf of Naples to the Gulf of Policastro.

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Rare and detailed nineteenth-century historical-geographical map depicting the ecclesiastical division of a broad portion of southern Italy (Campania and Basilicata) on the eve of Italian Unification.
• Territory represented: From the Tyrrhenian coast (Torre del Greco, Castellammare di Stabia, Sorrento Peninsula, Gulf of Salerno, Amalfi Coast, Cilento up to the Gulf of Policastro) to the inland (Irpinia, Vallo di Diano, Potenza and part of Calabria Citra).
• Ecclesiastical jurisdictions:
• Archdiocese of Salerno with the suffragan dioceses of Nusco, Capaccio and Valle, Acerno, Policastro and Marsico.
• Archdiocese of Conza with the suffragan dioceses of S. Angelo dei Lombardi and Bisaccia, Lacedonia, Muro and Campagna.
• Abbey nullius of the SS. Trinità della La Cava

• Distinct state of preservation considering the era. Original specimen with wide, untrimmed white margins.
• Recto (front): Light browning and scattered foxing due to time. Small tears and minor wear along the outer edges that do not compromise the incised area.
• Verso (back): Exhibits the usual editorial folds, a noticeable damp stain at the top, and previous consolidation interventions (antique restoration with strips of paper/reinforcement tape).

Rare and detailed nineteenth-century historical-geographical map depicting the ecclesiastical division of a broad portion of southern Italy (Campania and Basilicata) on the eve of Italian Unification.
• Territory represented: From the Tyrrhenian coast (Torre del Greco, Castellammare di Stabia, Sorrento Peninsula, Gulf of Salerno, Amalfi Coast, Cilento up to the Gulf of Policastro) to the inland (Irpinia, Vallo di Diano, Potenza and part of Calabria Citra).
• Ecclesiastical jurisdictions:
• Archdiocese of Salerno with the suffragan dioceses of Nusco, Capaccio and Valle, Acerno, Policastro and Marsico.
• Archdiocese of Conza with the suffragan dioceses of S. Angelo dei Lombardi and Bisaccia, Lacedonia, Muro and Campagna.
• Abbey nullius of the SS. Trinità della La Cava

• Distinct state of preservation considering the era. Original specimen with wide, untrimmed white margins.
• Recto (front): Light browning and scattered foxing due to time. Small tears and minor wear along the outer edges that do not compromise the incised area.
• Verso (back): Exhibits the usual editorial folds, a noticeable damp stain at the top, and previous consolidation interventions (antique restoration with strips of paper/reinforcement tape).

Details

Era
1400-1900
Number of objects
1
Country
Italy
Geographical specification
Campania/ Gulf of Naples (Torre del Greco, Castellammare, Sorrento Peninsula) up to the Gulf of
Map maker/publisher
Benedetto Marzolla (ideazione) e Luigi Manzella
Map/book title
Circoscrizione Ecclesiastica nel Regno delle Due Sicilie …
Period
1851-1860
Condition
Good
Technique
Etching
Additional Information
Geographical Atlas by B. Marzolla
Map colour
Contemporary hand colour
Height
550 mm
Width
720 mm
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Objects sold
100%
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