Milan (Milano)
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An attractive and detailed plan of Milan engraved for the Society For The Diffusion Of Useful Knowledge - SDUK. The Society began in 1826, the concept of a Scottish lawyer Henry Brougham, conscious of the need for affordable publications to satisfy and educate an expanding British population of increasing wealth, literacy and travel expectations. Over 200 maps and plans were produced, first sold as part works on subscription and from 1844 in a variety of bound atlases. The plan appeared in "Complete Atlas" published by Thomas Letts. Below the plan is a row of finely drawn illustrations - A Comparison of the Principal Buildings in Milan.
region: Maps of Italy
mapmaker:
Society For The Diffusion Of Useful Knowledge
place and date of publication:
London 1844-1877
medium and colour:
Steelplate, Original Colour
ref:
40489
size in mm: 340 by 400mm (13.5 by 15.75 inches). Price: £ 160 |
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