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1874–1926
An Italian geographer and cartographer, he helped shape the study of modern geography in the early twentieth century and taught for many years at the University of Florence. His work ranged from physical and regional geography to atlases and school texts that brought the subject to a wider public.

by Olinto Marinelli
Born in 1874 and active during a formative period for Italian geography, he became known as a geographer, cartographer, and university teacher. Sources identify him closely with the University of Florence, where he taught geography and contributed to the growth of the discipline in Italy.
His writing and editorial work covered several sides of the field, including physical geography, regional studies, atlases, and educational texts. That mix of scholarship and public-facing work helped make geography more accessible beyond specialist circles.
He died in 1926, leaving behind a body of work remembered in Italian reference sources and historical studies of geography.