Naymiller, Filippo
Filippo Naymiller (fl. c. 1840 - 1890) was an Italian cartographer and artist active in Milan in the mid-19th century. The details of his life are obscure and contested. He is sometimes noted as being British on account of his surname, but seemingly spent his entire life in Italy. While most sources agree he was born in 1804, spent the majority of his life in Milan, and later relocated to Pavia, some sources list him as dying in 1863, but works under his name appeared regularly into the late 1860s and as occasionally afterwards until 1890.
Rare Italian comparative chart.
Prospetto comparativo della lunghezza del corso dei principali fiumi e altezza delle principali cascate della terra.
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A hand-colored 1860 comparative chart of world rivers and waterfalls, prepared by Filippo Naymiller and engraved by Pietro Allodi. This is one of the few examples of a comparative geographical chart published in Italian. (more details)