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PEDEMONTIVM Et reliquae Ditionesssss Italiae REGIAE CELSITVDINI SABAVDICAE Subditae Cum Regionibus adjacentibus
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PEDEMONTIVM Et reliquae Ditionesssss Italiae REGIAE CELSITVDINI SABAVDICAE Subditae Cum Regionibus adjacentibus

In 1682 the heirs of Joan Blaeu published the fourth and fifth volume of the Town books of Italy. These concluded the series published since 1663. This map of Piemonte, an engraving by Joannes de Broen (1649-c. 1730) was included in the fifth volume dedicated to the cities of Piemonte. De Broen used a general map of Savoye-Piemonte which was published in 1680 from the Italian cartographer Giovanni Thomaso Borgonio (c. 1620-1684).

Date
1682
Mapmaker / publisher
Author: Thomas Borgonius invent. Author: Joannis de Broen Sculp. Publisher: Heirs of | author = Author: Thomas Borgonius invent. Author: Joannis de Broen Sculp. Publisher: Heirs of | credit line =
Place
France
Archive
Wikimedia Commons
Type
atlas page
Original size
5,500 × 4,697 pixels

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Reason: its maker died more than 100 years ago, and a faithful scan of a flat work adds no new copyright.

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"PEDEMONTIVM Et reliquae Ditionesssss Italiae REGIAE CELSITVDINI SABAVDICAE Subditae Cum Regionibus adjacentibus" (1682). Author: Thomas Borgonius invent. Author: Joannis de Broen Sculp. Publisher: Heirs of | author = Author: Thomas Borgonius invent. Author: Joannis de Broen Sculp. Publisher: Heirs of | credit line =, via Wikimedia Commons. Public domain. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Atlas_Van_der_Hagen-KW1049B12_053-PEDEMONTIVM_Et_reliquae_Ditionesssss_Italiae_REGIAE_CELSITVDINI_SABAVDICAE_Subditae_Cum_Regionibus_adjacentibus.jpeg

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