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Giovanni Antonio Volpi

Giovanni Antonio Volpi (1686–1766) was an Italian editor, publisher and poet. • Illustration — Scholae duae, 1728 He was born in Padua. In 1717, along with his brother Gaetano and the engraver Giuseppe Comino, they founded a publishing house and book shop under the name of Libreria Cominiana or Volpi-Comminiana. The print specialized in high quality classics.

Giovanni Antonio Volpi

Giannantonio Volpi

Benedetto Musitelli · Galeria dei letterati ed artisti delle provincie veneziane, 1824 · Public domain

Born
1686. · Padua.
Died
1766. · Padua.
Nationality
Republic of Venice.
Occupation
literary critic, publisher and poet.
Languages
Italian.

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Giovanni Antonio Volpi (1686–1766) was an Italian editor, publisher and poet. • Illustration — Scholae duae, 1728 He was born in Padua. In 1717, along with his brother Gaetano and the engraver Giuseppe Comino, they founded a publishing house and book shop under the name of Libreria Cominiana or Volpi-Comminiana. The print specialized in high quality classics.

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