Null Alberto Ziveri
(Rome 1908-Rome 1990)
The almsgiving Etching 30x23 cm Signat…

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Alberto Ziveri (Rome 1908-Rome 1990) The almsgiving Etching 30x23 cm Signature "A.Ziveri".

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Alberto Ziveri (Rome 1908-Rome 1990) The almsgiving Etching 30x23 cm Signature "A.Ziveri".

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Estim. 400 - 600 EUR

Edition edited by Mortier of the map originally published by Blaeu in 1672 and dedicated to Cardinal Flavio Chigi, with the arms of the fourteen districts (rioni) of Rome at the base. Loose map, (595 x 615 mm). Good condition. (1)

Estim. 5 000 - 8 000 EUR

A fine copy of Nolli's famous map of Rome. The work was commissioned by Pope Benedict XIV to produce a census of Rome and to help create the demarcations of the city's fourteen traditional districts. It is by far the most accurate description of Rome produced up to that time, in the golden age of Roman architecture. 19 bifolios, (560 x 380mm). Note to reader and double-page title, 12 double-page topographical maps (5-28), 4 numeric index leaves (1-4) 4 double-page alphabetical index leaves (29-32) from a previous binding, contemporary marginal repairs to maps (light uniform browning) The 2 double-page general maps of modern and ancient Rome by Piranesi and by Bufalini (33-36) are not present.(1)

Estim. 3 000 - 5 000 EUR

A bound copy of Nolli's famous map of Rome. The work was commissioned by Pope Benedict XIV as a census of Rome and to help create the demarcations of the fourteen traditional districts of Rome. Folio, (515 x 400mm). Title, note to reader, 12 double-page topographical maps (5-28), a further 8 double-page index leaves (1-4; 29-32) and 2 double-page general maps of modern and ancient Rome by Piranesi and by Bufalini (33-36), the last one dated 1751, uncut except for the map by Piranesi (33-34) and the leaf (7-8) from another copy, the 7-8 in later printing on non-watermarked paper probably from the Vatican chalcography (some foxing). Early 20th-century binding with vellum spine, plates mounted on boards. (1)

Estim. 300 - 500 EUR

[Paris, c.1650]. Panoramic view of Rome portrayed from the Orti Farnesiani, with the Roman Forum in the foreground dedicated to Louis XIV. In addition to the ancient monuments, the view also includes numerous modern architectures in the north-eastern part of Rome, such as the church of S. Maria di Loreto, Villa Medici, the Quirinale and Cardinal Mazarin's palace at the Quattro Fontane. Copper engraving, (500 x 980mm). repaired tear to left margin, joints reinforced, otherwise good. (1)

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