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Nuova pianta di Roma data in luce da Giambattista Nolli l’anno MDCCXLVII, known as La Pianta Grande di Roma

Giovanni Battista Nolli

Cleveland Museum of Art

The image is an old, sepia-toned map of a city. The map is oriented diagonally, with the top-left corner pointing towards the upper left and the bottom-right corner pointing towards the lower right. The map depicts a large city with many buildings, roads, and landmarks. The city is situated near a river that runs along the bottom and right sides of the map. The map has a decorative border around the edges, featuring intricate designs and patterns. The border is thicker at the top and has a design with scrollwork at the corners. The map is labeled with Latin and Italian words, including "MONTE" and "TRASTEVERE." The map features Roman numerals. The background of the map is a light beige color, with shading and texture that gives it an aged appearance. The overall design of the map suggests that it is a historical map of Rome.

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900 × 569 px
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