The onset of nautical cartography
Pietro Visconte and the Genovese mapping school
The Genoese admiral Benedetto Zaccaria
The planispheres - or vellum "portolan charts"
The Egerton 2803 ms at the British Library
Angelo Rocca and the Angelica Library in Rome
The Atlas of Giovanni Francesco Monno
Gian (Gio) Domenico Cassini (Perinaldo 1625-Paris 1712)
Costruttori di immagini / Disegnatori, incisori e litografi nell'Officio Topografico di Napoli (1781-1879) (Draftsmen, engravers and printers at the Neapolitan Topographic Office)
Giovanni Antonio Rizzi Zannoni (Padova 1736 - Naples 1814)
Ferdinando Visconti's biography
Ferdinando Visconti's correspondence
Napoli dal cielo, (Naples seen from the sky) by Vladimiro Valerio
TheIsola Ferdinandea, otherwise known as Graham's Bank
The Italian Hydrographic Institute of the Navy
The port of Genoa throughout time
The gulf of La Spezia throughout time
The Lazzaretto and the naval ship-yard - La Spezia
E X H I B I T I O N S
Viareggio and Versilia in the cartography of the XVI - XVIII centuries, 29 July-4 October 2006
Cartography - with the full reproduction of the Peutinger table - geography and exploration in the classical era, in the site [in French]
http://terra.antiqua.free.fr/index.html
Everything about old maps and charts on the web and in libraries, with over 3500 extensively annotated links [in English] to the Internet and to basic texts, in the site of Tony Campbell
http://www.maphistory.info/index.html