Grande carta geografica pittorica del Gargano, lo stupendo territorio coincidente con l’omonimo promontorio montuoso, che si estende nella parte settentrionale della Puglia in provincia di Foggia. Commissionata dall’Azienda Autonoma di Soggiorno e Turismo di Manfredonia e pubblicata nel 1960 dall’editore riminese Bruno Ghigi. La mappa è incorniciata da 49 vedute con le rappresentazioni degli edifici e degli scorci più caratteristici e pittoreschi. Lungo la costa sono riportati i camping, le spiagge, le baie e i villaggi turistici. A sottolineare lo scopo della carta divertenti vignette nel mare ritraggono turisti, imbarcazioni e bagnanti.
Carta Turistica del Gargano
Pictorial map of Gargano, the stunning region that encompasses the mountainous promontory of the same name in the northern part of Apulia, Foggia province. Created for the Manfredonia Tourist Board and released in 1960 by Rimini publisher Bruno Ghigi, the map features 49 framed views showcasing the area’s most distinctive and picturesque buildings and landscapes. It also highlights campsites, beaches, bays, and tourist villages along the coast. Additionally, whimsical vignettes in the sea portray tourists, boats, and bathers, adding a touch of charm to the map’s purpose.
- Dimension: 62 x 86 cm
- Place of publication: Rimini
- Year: 1960
€ 180,00
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