Importante pianta della città tratta dall’opera “Nouveau Theatre d’Italie….” di Pierre Mortier pubblicata ad Amsterdam nel 1724. Si tratta della prima pianta dopo quella del Rascicotti del 1599 rispondente alla realtà. Sono riconoscibili, infatti, con buona precisione sia il tracciato viario, e con esso le maggiori piazze ed i tratti dei torrenti, sia i principali monumenti, disegnati in piano rialzato per meglio evidenziarli dagli isolati cittadini. In basso legenda su tredici colonne con 38 riferimenti ad altrettanti luoghi di interesse.
Brescia ou Bresse aux Venetiens
- Author: MORTIER Pierre
- Year: 1724
- Dimension: 470 x 575 mm
- Place of publication: Amsterdam
€ 800,00
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