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Ferrando Bertelli

1525) was an Italian engraver of the Renaissance period. He was born in Venice. • Illustration — Ferrando Bertelli, Map of the known world, 1565

Also recorded as Ferdinando Bertelli · Bertelli, Ferdinando

Ferrando Bertelli

Perseus flying down to attack the dragon, watched by Andromeda chained to a rock at the left; in the distance a town across the sea. 1550s? Engraving. After the Painting by Titian (Wallace Collection)

Ferrando Bertelli · British Museum 1950,0211.155 · Public domain

Born
Ferrando Bertelli was born in 1525. · Venice.
Died
Ferrando Bertelli died, sources differ on the date (about 1600 and in 1572). · Venice.
Nationality
Republic of Venice
Occupation
printmaker · draftsperson · cartographer · copper engraver · printer · publisher
Languages
Italian

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1525) was an Italian engraver of the Renaissance period. He was born in Venice. • Illustration — Ferrando Bertelli, Map of the known world, 1565

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