Newes Itinerarium Italiæ: Jn welchem der Reisende nicht allein gründtlichen Bericht/ durch die herrlichste namhaffteste örter Italiæ sein Reiß wol zubestellen/ sonder es wirdt ihme ... beschrieben/ was allda/ als in einem Lustgarten di Europa, an Fürstlichen Hoffhaltungen ... an Sitten vnd Gewonheiten ... denckwürdig zu sehen
Newes Itinerarium Italiæ is a 1627 German travel guide to Italy by Joseph Furttenbach, edited by Jonas Saur, written for travellers planning routes through Italian cities and courts. Its plates are architectural plans, a fortress bird's-eye view and a receding perspective of a colonnaded hall, drawn with fine engraved hatching and measured scale bars. A designer could take from them the clean plan-section conventions of early modern architectural drawing, with stippled walls, grid floors and labelled rooms.
