Essential Blaeu’s Camaldolese Hermitage, Near Lanzo Torinese Unlock 35% Savings [lCuDRQoS]

Essential Blaeu’s Camaldolese Hermitage, Near Lanzo Torinese Unlock 35% Savings [lCuDRQoS]

Discover the rich history and artistic beauty of the Camaldolese Hermitage, nestled near Lanzo Torinese in Piedmont. This exceptional piece is a testament to the meticulous craftsmanship of the Dutch cartographer, Blaeu, and his legacy in cartography. Perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of historical maps and art, this hermitage offers a unique glimpse into the past.

Product Details

This exquisite copper engraving measures 48 x 56 cm and is presented in black and white. The upper margin is cut close, showcasing the fine detail of the hermitage as it sits on the hillside. A light stain is present in the upper part of the image, but it does not detract from the overall quality of the piece. The verso is blank, providing a clean and pristine surface. This map is a prime example of Blaeu's townbook of Savoy and Piedmont, first published in 1682 and reissued by Adriaan Moetjens in 1697 with Blaeu's imprint erased, adding to its historical significance.

Benefits and Uses

The Camaldolese Hermitage is not only a captivating piece of art but also a valuable historical artifact. It is ideal for collectors looking to enhance their cartographic collections, as well as for individuals interested in the history of Piedmont and the Camaldolese order. This map can be framed and displayed in your home or office, offering a daily reminder of the past and the beauty of the natural landscape. Whether you are a cartography enthusiast, a history buff, or simply appreciate fine art, this hermitage is a must-have for your collection.