Waterways of VenicePresumably produced for the Officio delle Acque in Venice, c.1610.Seven manuscript and watercolor maps on six sheets, approximately 415 x 470 mm each. Individually matted and framed.prises:1.e sta il paese al presente, by Jo.Andrea.2. [Secondo l'aricordo dicta me Christoforo Sabadin]3. Secondo l'aricordo de Mastro Zuane Carera4. Two untitled maps of Venice on a single sheet, both identically showing the Lido and the surrounding area with its rivers, but with different schemes for the river Brenta5. Secondo l'oppinione dicta Mo Paulo da Castello e mo Domenico dalla Bacho a mo Zan Iaco di Alberti6. Secondo l'oppinion del Marco Alvise Cornaro da PadouaThese manuscript maps record scientifically and minutely the details of the various proposals for canals, changes in water levels and diversion of rivers and other changes in the hydrography of the region between Venice, Padua and Treviso, particularly as they affected the delta of the Brenta.