Ancient view of Genoa, 1761

Ancient view of Genoa, 1761Friedrich Bernhard Werner and Johann Balthasar Probst were both renowned German engravers and publishers who were active during the 18th century. They were known for producing and publishing a wide range of engravings, including maps, views, and other works. The map of "Genua" from 1761 refers to the city of Genoa, which is a historic port city in the northwestern part of Italy. During the 18th century, Genoa was a significant maritime power and a

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