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Giovan Battista Nolli Incisioni - Roma - Nolli, Giovan Battista - Nuova pianta di Roma data in luce da Giambattista Nolli l'anno 1748 Acquaforte, stampata su 12 fogli di carta vergata, uniti, per un totale di 1740x2010 mm. Fogli in buono stato generale salvo fioritura sparsa e brunitura su alcuni fogli. Con cornice moderna.

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Giovan Battista Nolli Incisioni - Roma - Nolli, Giovan Battista - Nuova pianta di Roma data in luce da Giambattista Nolli l'anno 1748 Acquaforte, stampata su 12 fogli di carta vergata, uniti, per un totale di 1740x2010 mm. Fogli in buono stato generale salvo fioritura sparsa e brunitura su alcuni fogli. Con cornice moderna.

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Milestone of Roman Carthography. NOLLI. Nuova pianta di Roma data in luce da Giambattista Nolli l'anno M DCC XLVIII. Imperial Folio. 478x365 mm. XIXth century quarter calf binding, gilt title and rules on spine, marbled insidecovers. The work is entirely engraved on copper so composed: a sheet with the title, “La topografia di Roma” on double page, “Urbis Ichonographia a Leonardo Bufalino” on double page; a sheet with “Avviso al Lettore”, 4 sheets with “Indice de Numeri della Pianta”, 12 plates on double page with cartographic sections “La nuova topografia di Roma”, 4 sheets with “Indice alfabetico della Pianta”. After the sheet of “Avviso al Lettore”, the sheets are numbered 1-32: Index (pp. 1-4), 12 cartographic sections on double pages (pp. 5-28), index on single page (pp. 29-32).After the sheet with the title is added a plate in two sheets of 350x335. On the free end-paper the ex-libris “Comte Fernand de Rességuier”. Some leaves shorter. Defects on the binding, marginal foxing internally and some traces of humidity, overall a good copy. Rare first edition. Giovanni Battista Nolli's "Nuova pianta di Roma", created between 1736 and 1748, is considered a milestone in the art and science of cartography for the accuracy with which it records the dense urban fabric of Rome at the height of its eighteenth-century beauty: streets, squares, public spaces, villas, vineyards, monasteries and ancient ruins. In short, almost eight square miles of land exquisitely engraved on twelve copper plates and with the indexing of 1320 sites.The work was commissioned by Pope Benedict XIV to survey Rome and help to create the demarcations of the fourteen (14) traditional districts of Rome. It is by far the most accurate description of Rome produced up to that time, at a time when the architectural achievements of the papacy were in full development. Nolli's map reflects Bufalini's 1551 map, however Nolli made a number of important innovations. First, Nolli reorients the city from east (as was conventional at the time) to magnetic north, reflecting the fact that Nolli relies on the compass to orient himself in the city's topography. Second, Nolli represents closed public spaces such as the colonnades of St. Peter's Square and the Pantheon as open civic spaces. Finally, the map represented a significant improvement in terms of accuracy, even detecting the asymmetry of the Spanish Square. The map was used in government planning of the city of Rome until the 1970s; it was used as a base map for all Roman cartography and planning up to that date.This copy contains in addition to Nolli's work:“The topography of Rome” on a double page engraved by Nolli in 1748;“Urbis Ichnographiam a Leonardo Bufalino”, the map of ancient Rome by Leonardo Bufalini, originally engraved in 1551, reworked and reduced by G.B. Nolli in 1748. Luigi Ficacci 22, John Wilton-Ely 1007 (1095-5), Millard Architectural Collection, Italian and Spanish Books, p. 234-239.

Stima 5 000 - 8 000 EUR

[ROME] NOLLI, Giovanni Battista (c.1692-1756). Nuova pianta di Roma. [Rome]:1748. 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)

Stima 300 - 500 EUR

[ROME]. Nuova pianta topografica della cittÃ di Roma cavata da quella del Nolli e aumentata. Rome: Mondaldini, [c.1770]. Scenographic map engraved by Ignazio Benedetti, reproducing those designed by Nolli and Piranesi in 1748. Engraved and folding map, (475 x 685mm). Vignette with arms and dedication to Cardinal Carlo Boschi, legend with 174 entries, at the foot views of St. Peter's, the basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, the Trevi fountain and the Fountain of Rivers. (1)

Stima 300 - 400 EUR

Giovan Battista Piranesi VEDUTA DEL TEMPIO DETTO DELLA CONCORDIA acquaforte, battuta cm 46,5x70,5, su foglio cm 67x86 autore e titolo in lastra timbro a secco della Regia Calcografia di Roma

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