(Sibenik)

Reference: 4252
Author Simone PINARGENTI
Year: 1570 ca.
Zone: Sibenik
Printed: Venice
Measures: 240 x 160 mm
Not Available

Reference: 4252
Author Simone PINARGENTI
Year: 1570 ca.
Zone: Sibenik
Printed: Venice
Measures: 240 x 160 mm
Not Available

Description

A rival Island-book to the Isole Famose by Camocio was published by Simone Pinargenti, Venice 1573, under the title “Isole che son da Venetia nella Dalmatia et per tutto l’arcipelago fino a Costantinopoli”.

The Pinargenti’s are variously arranged in each one of them, without consecutive engraved numbering, as the early editions of Camocio’s work. A large number of the plates are signed by Pinargenti himself, one dated 1570, and onother one 1571. Like the larger maps of The IATO these smaller ones were first issued for a loose sheet circulation, and then assembled in booklet form for interested customer.

Very rare.

Literature

Tooley’s, Dictionary of Mapmakers, vol. III, p. 434.

Simone PINARGENTI (Attivo a Venezia nella seconda metà del XVI sec.)

Simone Pinargenti was publisher, bookseller and dealer in prints active in Venice between 1570 and 1577. In 1573 he was one of the few to obtain the privilege, or authorization of all0'esercizio publisher, by Francesco Patrizio. Described as a "seller Libraro et de banner designs predictive" (sign of the Sibyl) in a contract made with the publisher Michele Tramezzino in 1577. His cartographic production dates back to 1570-74, the small cards produced between 1570 and 1571 and are subsequently collected in the famous Isolario known as the Islands who are from Dalmatia in Venetia et throughout the archipelago as far as Constantinople, the 1573. The project is carried out in close competition with the famous Isolario Camocio (1571), a large number of plates is Pinargenti signed by himself and some others are dated 1570 and 1571. Are sometimes included in the work sheets of other publishers, especially Nicolò Nelli. The minor commercial success of the work prevented their wide dissemination, making it very rare is the collection and individual works.

Literature

Tooley’s, Dictionary of Mapmakers, vol. III, p. 434.

Simone PINARGENTI (Attivo a Venezia nella seconda metà del XVI sec.)

Simone Pinargenti was publisher, bookseller and dealer in prints active in Venice between 1570 and 1577. In 1573 he was one of the few to obtain the privilege, or authorization of all0'esercizio publisher, by Francesco Patrizio. Described as a "seller Libraro et de banner designs predictive" (sign of the Sibyl) in a contract made with the publisher Michele Tramezzino in 1577. His cartographic production dates back to 1570-74, the small cards produced between 1570 and 1571 and are subsequently collected in the famous Isolario known as the Islands who are from Dalmatia in Venetia et throughout the archipelago as far as Constantinople, the 1573. The project is carried out in close competition with the famous Isolario Camocio (1571), a large number of plates is Pinargenti signed by himself and some others are dated 1570 and 1571. Are sometimes included in the work sheets of other publishers, especially Nicolò Nelli. The minor commercial success of the work prevented their wide dissemination, making it very rare is the collection and individual works.