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Memory of the power and management of the territory through the use of maps. Sicily in an unpublished Atlante by Gabriele Merelli of the 1677
Published
November 27, 2010
Keywords:
Gabriele Merelli, Description, History of cartography, Sicily, Palermo, Viceroy Ligne, Viceroy Castel Rodrigo, Viceroy Juan José de Austria
How to Cite
Manfrè, V. (2010). Memory of the power and management of the territory through the use of maps. Sicily in an unpublished Atlante by Gabriele Merelli of the 1677. Anuario Del Departamento De Historia Y Teoría Del Arte, 22, 161–188. https://doi.org/10.15366/anuario2010.22.010
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Abstract
This article analyzes two manuscript atlases of Gabriele Merelli, dedicated to Sicily and unknown to Spanish historiography. The first one, currently unpublished, is dedicated to Viceroy Anielo de Guzmán Marquis of Castel Rodrigo. Its genesis has been reconstructed in relation to the institutional-political context of war events of the revolt of Messina (1674-1678). This atlas is compared to a second one by the same author dated several months later and donated to the Viceroy Juan José de Austria.
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