Jan Kozak Collection: Historical Earthquakes

	Image-KZ284 Polla, Italy after the 1857 earthquake. (Lithograph, London, 1862) (Polla, Italy)
	Image-KZ285 Town is seen from a distance, no damage visible. Landslide in foreground. (Castelluccio, Italy)
	Image-KZ286 Earthquake damage apparent, especially to houses in the foreground. (Padula, Italy)
	Image-KZ287 Severe damage to the Church of Pertosa (left) and Cathedral of Marsico Nuovo (right). (Pertosa, Italy)
	Image-KZ288 Severe damage to the Cathedral of Paterno (left) and town of Auletta (right) (Paterno and Auletta Italy)
	Image-KZ289 On left, Church of Santa Domenico at Montemurro ruined. Church at Picerno on right damaged. (Montemurro and Picerno, Italy)
	Image-KZ290 Ruined houses in Polla. (Polla, Italy)
	Image-KZ291 Left: Strada Rorco in Polla. Right: Cathedral of Tito. (Polla and Tito, Italy)
	Image-KZ292 Sketch of damaged building. (Auletta, Italy)
	Image-KZ293 Structural damage to brick houses. (Auletta, Italy)
	Image-KZ294 Numerous cracks in Villa Carusso. (Auletta, Italy)
	Image-KZ295 The Porte Cochere on the military road, Villa Carusso, near Auletta. Heavy damage to the columns, numerous cracks. (Auletta, Italy)
	Image-KZ296 Pertosa on left, half ruined. On right: the Tenementa della Madonna Campostina with detailed cracks. (Pertosa, Italy)
	Image-KZ297 Ruined building in Pertosa. (Pertosa, Italy)
	Image-KZ298 Interior court of the Palazzo Palmieri heavily damaged. (Polla, Italy)
	Image-KZ299 Left shows fissures on the road near Polla. Town of Polla on the right. (Polla, Italy)
	Image-KZ300 Left: Damage to Monastery of St. Claire. Right: Church of the Madonna di Loretto. (Polla, Italy)
	Image-KZ301 Houses on the riverbank in Polla. (Polla, Italy)
	Image-KZ302 Diagram of Palazzo Palmieri showing damage to roof corners, cracks and fissures. (Polla, Italy)
	Image-KZ303 Left: interior court of Palazzo Palmieri. Right: interior fa�ade. (Polla, Italy)
	Image-KZ304 Two views of structural damage in Atena. (Atena, Italy)
	Image-KZ305 Damage to the gate at Padula (Padula, Italy)
	Image-KZ306 Diagram of the Campanile court of the Cistercian Monastery showing damage. (Padula, Italy)
	Image-KZ307 Plan of the Cistercian Monastery at Padula showing damage. (Padula, Italy)
	Image-KZ308 Churches in the two towns in ruins. (Sarconi and Saponara, Italy)
	Image-KZ309 Town of Saponara with Castello Cilliberti at the highest point. All structures seriously damaged or ruined. (Saponara, Italy)
	Image-KZ310 A mound of rubble where Saponara had been. (Saponara, Italy)
	Image-KZ311 Montemurro in ruins (Montemurro, Italy)
	Image-KZ312 Town is too distant to clearly see damage. (Montemurro, Italy)
	Image-KZ313 Left: Montemurro: Palace of Don A. Fino. Poles used to brace corner. Right: Barielle: part of a heavy stone wall. (Montemurro, Italy)
	Image-KZ314 Left: Fireplace at the Palazzo Palmieri in Polla. Right: Town square of Montemurro. (Polla and Montemurro, Italy)
	Image-KZ315 Interior of the gallery of the Grand Court. Numerous cracks in corridor ceiling. (Padula, Italy)
	Image-KZ316 Sketch of landslides in the plane of Agri River, caused by earthquake. (Viggiano, Italy)
	Image-KZ317 Left: Town of Brienza on left, seriously damaged. Right: Palazzo Romani in Padula: cracks in walls, fallen column. (Brienza and Padula, Italy)
	Image-KZ318 Plan of Cathedral at Potenza, mapping the crack pattern. (Potenza, Italy)
	Image-KZ319 Left: Lombardic church at Atella (left) Right: ground fissures at Bella. (Atella and Bella, Italy)
	Image-KZ320 On left, massive landslides near waterfall on Monte Vulture. On right, damage to a building in Monticchio. (Newspaper illustration, 1858) (Monticchio, Italy)
	Image-KZ321 Damaged and destroyed buildings in Italy. (Newspaper illustration, France, 1858) (Italy)
	Image-KZ322 Four views of damage to Pertosa and Polla. (Newspaper illustration, France, 1858) (Pertosa and Polla, Italy)
	Image-KZ323 Imaginary representation of usual ground effects: cracks in earth, slipping blocks of soil, broken trees, damaged buildings. (Newspaper illustration, France, 1858)
	Image-KZ324 Cathedral at Paterno in ruins. (Wood engraving after Mallet, Germany, 1893) (Paterno, Italy)
	Image-KZ325 Damaged and ruined buildings in Viguela, Tito, and St. Francis Italy.(Newspaper illustration, New York?, 1858) (Towns in Italy.)
	Image-KZ326 Damaged and ruined buildings in Auletta, Atena, Potenza and Padula, Italy. (Newspaper illustrations, New York?, 1858) (Towns in Italy)
	Image-KZ327 Cathedral at Paterno in ruins. (Wood engraving after Mallet, New York, 1886?) (Paterno, Italy)
	Image-KZ328 Upper view shows Cathedral of Tito, seriously damaged. Lower view is north end of the gorge at Bella, large crevasse in the earth. (Wood engraving, London, 19th c?) (Tito and Bella, Italy)
	Image-KZ329 Ruined house in Pola (wood engraving, London, 19th c.?) (Pola, Italy)
	Image-KZ330 Earthquake effects at Potenza with damage to buildings. (Newspaper illustrations) (Potenza, Italy)
	Image-KZ331 Geophysical damage near Pola. (Newspaper illustration) (Pola, Italy)
	Image-KZ332 Two views of destruction in Pola. (Newspaper illustration, 1858) (Pola, Italy)
	Image-KZ333 Left: ruins at the entrance to Auletta. Center: exterior of the cathedral. Right: eastern portion of Viguella. (Newspaper illustrations, London, 1858) (Auletta and Viguella, Italy)
	Image-KZ334 Left: ruins of Potenza. Middle: Monastery of St. Francis. Right: Cemetery of Auletta. (Newspaper illustrations) (Potenza and Auletta, Italy)
	Image-KZ335 Left: ruins of Tito. Middle: ruins of street in Padula, Right: fallen houses at Atena. (Newspaper illustrations) (Tito, Padula and Atena, Italy)
	Image-KZ596 Left: east portions of Viguella. Middle: Ruins of Tito. Right: Monastery of St. Francis. (Basilicata, Italy)
	Image-KZ597 Auletta, Potenza, and Padula were heavily damaged. (Basilicata region, Italy)
	Image-KZ718 View of ruined buildings near Polla. (Newspaper illustration, London, 1858). (Basilicata, Italy)
	Image-KZ748 Areas in which the earthquake were felt are indicated on the map. (South and Central, Italy)
	Image-KZ749 Isoseismal map of central Italy. (Central Italy)