De Negen Kerken...

Reference: S46368
Author Pieter VANDER AA
Year: 1713
Zone: Jubilee churches
Printed: Leyden
Measures: 170 x 130 mm
€180.00

Reference: S46368
Author Pieter VANDER AA
Year: 1713
Zone: Jubilee churches
Printed: Leyden
Measures: 170 x 130 mm
€180.00

Description

Veduta delle chiese giubilari tratta dall’edizione olandese della celebre guida ROME MODERNE, Premiere Ville de l’Europe, avec toutes ses magnificences et ses delices. Nouvellement & tres-exactement decrite & illustre par des tailles douces, qui representent parfaitement tout ce qui y est digne d’etre vu & scu, comme sont ses Eglises, Reliques, Cimitieres, Tombeaux, Cloitres, Hopitaux, Colleges... Avec les magnifiques Maisons de Campagne de plusieurs Cardinaux & Princes... di François Deseine, stampata Chez Pierre Vander, à Leyde 1713.

Illustrata con 108 tavole, con le quali Deseine ha scelto di dare uno sguardo completo della città di Roma, non solo per i suoi monumenti e le opere d'arte (antica e contemporanea), ma anche per la sua specifica politica, questo è come gli ultimi due volumi sono dedicati al governo di Vaticano, gran parte della sua contabilità. Un capitolo è particolarmente interessante, si occupa cimiteri della città. Nella prefazione, l'autore cita i libri che preso in prestito estratti per comporre la propria. La descrizione è al di là della città stessa, dal momento che è interessato a grandi palazzi e giardini circostanti (Frascati e Tivoli).

Acquaforte, in ottimo stato di conservazione.

Pieter VANDER AA (1659 - 1733)

Records show that van der Aa, born in Leyden in 1659, made an early start in life by being apprenticed to a bookseller at the age of nine and starting on his own in business as a book publisher by the time he was twenty-three. During the following fifty years he published an enormous amount of material, including atlases and illustrated works in every shape and size, two of them consisting of no less than 27 and 28 volumes containing over 3,000 maps and plates. Most of his maps were not of the first quality and were certainly not original, but they are often very decorative and are collected on that account.

Pieter VANDER AA (1659 - 1733)

Records show that van der Aa, born in Leyden in 1659, made an early start in life by being apprenticed to a bookseller at the age of nine and starting on his own in business as a book publisher by the time he was twenty-three. During the following fifty years he published an enormous amount of material, including atlases and illustrated works in every shape and size, two of them consisting of no less than 27 and 28 volumes containing over 3,000 maps and plates. Most of his maps were not of the first quality and were certainly not original, but they are often very decorative and are collected on that account.