The NOLLI MAP OF ROME 5 x 7 photograph from the collection of art historian Erwin Panofsky is a black and white gelatin-silver print featuring the intricate city map created by Giambattista Nolli in 1748. This single piece showcases one of the most important documents ever created for the city of Rome, making it a valuable collectible for those interested in art history and historical cartography. The glossy finish and photo protection cover add to the appeal of this unique and numbered piece, which is a true gem for any collector of historical photographs. Erwin Panofsky (1892-1968) was a world renowned ART HISTORIAN and Professor . This map was renowned for its innovative use of “figure ground” technique where public interior spaces of buildings (churches, courtyards) are shown in white as extensions of public streets. Private buildings were in grey. Please refer to the photos for a more detailed description.