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ZALTIERI, Bolognini
By Pierre Joppen
Nov 27, 2008, 03:44

Bolognini Zaltieri (fl. 1560's) was one of three men who dominated the map-publishing trade in Venice. He had a prolific output, much of which emanated, either in compilation, or in engraving, with Forlani, with the focus on regions outside Italy. 

His most famous publication is a map of North America, published in 1566, which was the first separate printed map of the region.  Other maps published by him are a detailed plan of Venice, with an extensive key below, a map of Ireland, of the Holy Land, and two plans of Tunis.

He also issued a series of maps of the individual provinces of the Low Countries, copied from Tramezini.

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