Nicolas Dipre cartographe: histoire d'une aeuvre

• Autores: Claude-France Hollard
• Localización: Revue de l'art, ISSN 0035-1326, Nº. 167, 2010, págs. 25-30
• Idioma: francés
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• Resumen

  • A sole map of the French city of Avignon created by painter Nicolas Dipre survives. Dipre lived in Avignon between 1495 and 1532. While there, he created several now-lost cartographic works for the city and for the Pope in order to determine the boundaries between the Kingdom and the Pontifical States. The surviving map, held in the departmental archives in Vaucluse, was drawn up in 1514 for a trial between the village of Barbentane and the Seigneur des Issarts concerning the disputed ownership of an island in the Rhone. The writer goes on to discuss the complete dossier of which the map is an integral part.