Publisher: Ed. Hölzel's Geogr. Institut, Vienna
Year: 1919 (Post-WWI Era)
Dimensions: 38.7x29.4 cm
Scale: 1:3,500,000 (Main Map)
Status: Authentic historical map with multiple detailed insets
About the Artwork:
This 1919 Apennine Peninsula Map - Historical Kozenn Atlas is a remarkable geographic document from the period following World War I. Published in the renowned "Kozenns Geographischer Atlas," it meticulously details the Italian topography, regions, and islands. The sheet features unique inset maps, including transportation routes, a detailed plan of Rome's surroundings, and a focused study of the volcanic Mount Etna region.
About the Publisher:
The Hölzel Geographical Institute in Vienna is one of the most prestigious cartographic institutions in Europe. Their "Kozenn Atlas," first published by Blasius Kozenn in 1861, became a standard for geographical education in the Austro-Hungarian Empire and beyond, celebrated for its scientific accuracy and pioneering cartographic design.