1748 Nolli’s Pianta Grande di Roma | Peel & Stick Wall MuralAlla Santita di Nostro Signore Papa Benedetto XIV La Nuova Topografia di Roma Ossequiosamente Offerisce e Dedica Umilissimo Servo Giambattista Nolli Comasco. By: Giambattista Nolli Date of Original: 1748 Original Size: 68. 5 x 83 inches (174 x 211 cm) This 18th century cartographic masterpiece referred to as Nollis ichnographic plan of Rome, presents the ancient city in its Renaissance form by way of a geometric projection that shows the outer walls

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The map was so accurate that it was utilized for centuries as a base map for later maps of the city

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