Sito di Susa dedicato all'Ill.mo et Ecc.mo S. Domenico Molino
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From Libreria Antiquaria Pregliasco, Torino, Italy
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From Libreria Antiquaria Pregliasco, Torino, Italy
Seller rating 5 out of 5 stars
AbeBooks Seller since March 18, 2016
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Incisione in rame mm 366x215 mm. con piccolissimi margini è in qualche punto rifilato di 0,5 mm, foglio anticamente applicato su foglio settecentesco con barbe. Veduta a volo d'uccello della Valle di Susa. In primo piano la cittadina di Avigliana cinta dalla fortificazione, i due laghi ?che solgiono inondar il piano? a Sud sulla sinistra. A Ovest, salendo verso Susa sono indicati Bussoleno, San Giorio. San Michele, Sant'Ambrogio e la città di Susa con cinta muraria e sull'altra riva della Dora il forte di S. Maria. Sono anche indicate le posizioni delle truppe Sabaude e Francesi. In basso legenda con 23 richiami.In eccezionale stato di conservazione, con nitidissima inchiostratura. Veduta di assoluta rarità, non censita da Ada Peyrot e Alfredo Gilibert, nell'opera: "Le Valli di Susa e del Sangone". Un esemplare risulta conservato presso la Bibliothèque Nationale de France.Engraved Bird's-eye view of the Susa Valley, an important strategic route between southern France to Italy. The view is taken a vantage point above the town of Avigliana, looking towards its fort, with the city of Susa, in the distance. The map was prepared at the time of the War of the Mantuan Succession (1628-1631), as France and the Habsburgs vied to install their favoured candidate as Duke of Mantua and thus gain control of northern Italy. With the end of the Huguenot revolt centred on La Rochelle, Louis XIII and his first minister Cardinal Richelieu despatched an army to Italy to assist their allies. This army entered Italy in early March 1629 and seized Susa on 6th March to secure their lines of communication. This plan shows the approximate position of the rival troops on either side of the river; a key below the plan lists twenty-three important features. Susa later gave its name to the treaty signed between the French and Savoy, signed in April 1629 which temporarily ended the war in the region. Unrecorded in Peyrot, The Susa and Sangone; Bibliothèque nationale de France, département de Cartes et plans, GE D-17018. . Seller Inventory # bc_45757
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Title: Sito di Susa dedicato all'Ill.mo et Ecc.mo S...
Publisher: ca.1630, ca.1630
Publication Date: 1630
Binding: Hardcover
Condition: molto buono
Book Type: Book
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