The work

This map represents the State of the Church in the 17th century. It is part of the first edition of the first printed atlas of Italy, entitled "Italia", published in Bologna by Sebastiano Bonomi in 1620. The atlas was initially designed and begun by Giovanni Antonio Magini in 1594 and completed posthumously by his son Fabio in 1620 Magini, a renowned cartographer, availed himself of the collaboration of various engravers to complete this monumental work, including the English Benjamin Wright and the Dutch Arnoldi brothers.

The map shows the political borders, major cities, rivers and mountains of the Church State. It also includes ornamental details such as ships in the sea and sea creatures, as well as decorative cartouches indicating the title and dedications. The wavy lines represent the sea, following the 'Mercator' style typical of Northern European cartography of the time.

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Printed photo (260 g/m²) with a bright white gloss finish
White passe-partout cut with a 45° bevel
Measurement : 80 x 60 cm
Material : Acrylic glass and wooden frame

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