Pietro Ruga Ruga, Pietro - New plan of modern Rome extracted from Nolli's great
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Pietro Ruga

Ruga, Pietro - New plan of modern Rome extracted from Nolli's great Rome, Venanzio Monaldini, 1837. Copper-engraved topographical plan, mounted sheets on cloth, 62.5 x 84.5 cm, with list of districts and plans of some of the important monuments. Light but uniform reddening, small woodworm mark with slight lack. Hardback slipcase with title stamped on gusset.

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