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An extremely rare octavo atlas by Antonio Zatta (c.1722-1804). Vlademiro Valerio published an article on Italian atlases in ‘The Map Collector’ no. 45 pp. 10-18. In it the author notes the atlas, but the acknowledgements on page 17 state that he was only made aware of its existence after a private individual informed him of it. Zatta was based in Venice and his most renowned work is the four-volume quarto ‘Atlante Novissimo’ published between 1775 and 1785 which was intended to accompany the ‘Nuovo Geografia’. That work was an Italian translation of a geographical treatise by Anton Friedrich Busching. Not in Cremonini (1991); Phillips (1909-) 6044.
ZATTA, Antonio
Nuovo Atlante che Contiene
Venice, 1799
EXTREMELY RARE. Octavo (200 x 140 mm.) contemporary half calf, marbled boards, gilt spine and label. With title page, contents leaf and 24 double page maps, all in early outline colour, some light damp staining, otherwise in good condition.
Stock number: 2492
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