Indochina by Cantelli da Vignola, published by Giovanni Giacomo de Rossi. 1692
de Rossi Family
Seventeenth-century Rome contained the famous publishing house of de Rossi. Two branches of the family used the addresses of the Piazza Navona and the Piazza della Pace; the latter was the more important house. Giuseppe de Rossi founded the house from at least 1613 and continued until he died in 1639. Giovanni Giacomo de Rossi flourished from 1649 to 1691. In 1677, he published a folio atlas titled Mercurio Geografico. It was drawn almost entirely from the cartography of the Sanson family in Paris. Whether it was with their permission or simple plagiarism is unknown, but they are credited. (Burden)
Giuseppe Rossi (flourished 1613-1639), Publisher at 'Piazza della Pace'.
Giovanni Giacomo de Rossi (1627-1691), Printer and publisher at 'Alla Pace all'insegna di Parigi', Rome.
Domenico de Rossi (flourished c. 1691-c. 1720), Successor to Giovanni Giacomo Rossi.
Lorenzo Filippo Rossi (flourished c. 1720-1738). Successor to Domenico.
In 1738, the Rossi plates were sold to the government of the Papal States.
Penisola Dell India di la dal Gange Divisa ne i Regni, che in essasi contengono et accresciuta di varie notizie.
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Category: Antique maps > Asia > Southeast Asia
Old, antique map of Indochina by Cantelli da Vignola, published by Giovanni Giacomo de Rossi.
Title: Penisola Dell India di la dal Gange Divisa ne i Regni, che in essasi contengono et accresciuta di varie notizie.
Da Giacomo Cantelli da Vignola e conforme le Relationi di alcuni Padri della Compa di Giesu di Monsu Tavernier, Mandeslo e d`altri Illustri Viaggiatori del nostro Secolo.
Data in Luce da Gio: Giac. de Rossi in Roma alla Pace con priu: del Somma Pont.
1683.
Franc.us Donia Messis. Sculp.
Cartographer: Cantelli da Vignola.
Engraver: Francesco Donia.
Date of the first edition: 1683.
Date of this map: 1687.
Date on map: 1683.
First state (of two).
Copper engraving, printed on paper.
Size (not including margins): 530 x 418mm (20.87 x 16.46 inches).
Size (including margins): 620 x 495mm (24.41 x 19.49 inches).
Verso: Blank.
Condition: Original outline colour, excellent., excellent.
Condition Rating: A+.
References: Shirley (Brit. Lib.), T.ROSS-1e, #179; Gole (India), p. 131, 27/1.1; Durant-Curtis, p. 112 #37
From: Mercurio Geografico overo Guida Geografica in Tutte le Parti di Mondo Conforme le Tavole Geografiche del Sansone Baudrand e Cantelli. Rome, 1687. (Shirley (Brit. Lib.), T.ROSS-1b)
de Rossi Family
Seventeenth-century Rome contained the famous publishing house of de Rossi. Two branches of the family used the addresses of the Piazza Navona and the Piazza della Pace; the latter was the more important house. Giuseppe de Rossi founded the house from at least 1613 and continued until he died in 1639. Giovanni Giacomo de Rossi flourished from 1649 to 1691. In 1677, he published a folio atlas titled Mercurio Geografico. It was drawn almost entirely from the cartography of the Sanson family in Paris. Whether it was with their permission or simple plagiarism is unknown, but they are credited. (Burden)
Giuseppe Rossi (flourished 1613-1639), Publisher at 'Piazza della Pace'.
Giovanni Giacomo de Rossi (1627-1691), Printer and publisher at 'Alla Pace all'insegna di Parigi', Rome.
Domenico de Rossi (flourished c. 1691-c. 1720), Successor to Giovanni Giacomo Rossi.
Lorenzo Filippo Rossi (flourished c. 1720-1738). Successor to Domenico.
In 1738, the Rossi plates were sold to the government of the Papal States.
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