File:Atlante Neroni - Golfo overo porto di Cattaro.jpg
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English: One of the plans of cities and fortresses in the Atlante Neroni of 1602. The Atlante Neroni consists of 175 colored illuminated panels of the fortified walls of Italian and European cities, of the Mediterranean basin and of some theaters of war of the campaigns against the Turks. Many maps date from well before 1602. |
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| Source | Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Firenze, Fondo Nazionale II.I.281 |
| Author | Attributed to Matteo Neroni. Formerly attributed to Francesco de Marchi. |
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