Peter Anich
Peter Anich (1723–1766) was an Austrian cartographer and maker of mathematical instruments.[1]

Peter Anich by Philipp Haller, 1759.

Anich's last work, Innsbruck, 1766.
His works, particularly the 1772[1] published Atlas Tyrolensis, are among the most accurate maps of their time.
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