Applavsi festivi fatti in Roma per l'elezzione di Ferdinando III. al regno de' romani dal ser.mo princ. Mavrizio card. di Savoia /
descritti al ser.mo Francesco d'este dvca di Modana da d. Lvigi Manzini.

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Main Author
Manzini, Luigi, 1604-1657.
Related Names
Turriani, Orazio, active 1613-1657.
Tornioli, Niccolò, 1598-approximately 1651.
Ciamberlano, Luca, active 1599-1641.
Language(s)
Italian ; Latin
Published
In Roma : Appresso Pietro Antonio Facciotti ..., 1637.
Subjects
Ferdinand > III, > Holy Roman Emperor, > 1608-1657
Ferdinand > III, > Holy Roman Emperor, > 1608-1657
Triumphal arches
Nymphaea (Architecture)
Manners and customs
Fireworks
Festivals
Nymphaea (Architecture) > Italy > Rome > Early works to 1800.
Triumphal arches > Italy > Rome > Early works to 1800.
Fireworks > Italy > Rome > Early works to 1800.
Festivals > Italy > Rome > Early works to 1800.
Italy > Rome
Rome (Italy) > Social life and customs > Early works to 1800.
Early works
Occasional poems > Italy > 17th century.
Festival books > Italy > 17th century.
Etchings (prints) > Italy > 17th century.
Note
Illustrations: allegorical title page and eleven plates, some of them numbered. Four plates depict decorations designed by the architect Orazio Turriani: the colonnade on the Piazza della Spada in Rome, two plates of a triumphal arch, and a fountain structured as a nymphaea. Seven plates depict temporary structures used for fireworks display, including 2 states of plate numbered "70" or "02". The plates are etched by Luca Ciamberlano after Niccolò Tornioli.
Includes poems in Italian or Latin (pp. 1-72, second sequence).
Large woodcut initials.
Physical Description
92, [2], 72 p., [11] folded plates : ill. (etchings) ; 22cm. (4to)
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