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Zustand: Please see description. Originele bedrukte voorkant, maar mist achterkant, verder vrijwel los in katernen. Pagina's flink beduimeld, enkele namen in kinderhand, verder goed. Met prijs voorin van de Armen-inrichting te Zwolle. Acceptabel exemplaar.

22,5x30cm 1 Blatt. Blatt mittig gefaltet, wohl aus einem Buch, gutes Ex. Sprache: Französisch, ------- Unten rechts Landschaftskartusche mit Gesamtansicht von Breisach. Zeigt den Rheinlauf von Philippsburg bis Lauffenburg mit Elsaß, Suntgau und dem badischen Schwarzwald.

No binding. Zustand: Very Good. 255 x 350 mm., in good condition. A fine birds-eye view of Elbing in present day Poland. The town is shown spanning the Elbing River, bound by its fortifications. The buildings are displayed in great detail. In the foreground are some habitants pausing on the way into town. The view is by Pierre van der Aa (1659-1733), a prolific publisher particularly during the first part of the eighteenth century. By 1682 he was a bookseller and proprietor of an auction house. Amongst these publications is arguably the biggest atlas ever published, the 66 volume 'La Galerie Agreable du Monde'.…

Kolorierte Kupferstichkarte. 36,5:46 cm. Gut erhalten und sauber, lediglich in den äußeren Rändern vereinzelt mit kleinen Flecken. Titelkartusche unten rechts.-.

No binding. Zustand: Very Good. 290 x 365 mm., in good condition. A map centred on the town of Elbing, Poland, now known as Elblag just to the south east of Gdansk. It is by Pierre van der Aa (1659-1733), a prolific publisher particularly during the first part of the eighteenth century. By 1682 he was a bookseller and proprietor of an auction house. Amongst these publications is arguably the biggest atlas ever published, the 66 volume 'La Galerie Agreable du Monde'.…

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No binding. Zustand: Very Good. 290 x 365 mm., in good condition. A map of Poland by Pierre van der Aa (1659-1733), a prolific publisher particularly during the first part of the eighteenth century. By 1682 he was a bookseller and proprietor of an auction house. Amongst these publications is arguably the biggest atlas ever published, the 66 volume 'La Galerie Agreable du Monde'.…

No binding. Zustand: Good. 225 x 295 mm., early outline colour, in good condition. This attractive detailed map of the British Isles was originally published by Pierre van der Aa in 'Le Nouveau Theatre du Monde', 1713. It is a reduction of Guillaume De L'Isle's map of 1702. The unusual title cartouche features Neptune being pulled by horses in front of a view of London. This is the rare second state of the map published by Cornelis Mortier and Johannes Covens; a partnership founded in 1721. They were prolific publishers who likely acquired these plates around the time of Van der Aa' death in 1733. The first issue of the 'Nouvel Atlas', according to Koeman, bore no alterations to the plates. In the second, Covens and Mortier added their imprint and the number 8 outside the margin lower right.Pierre van der Aa (1659-1733) was born in Leiden, the son of a stone cutter or sculptor. By the time he was nine years old he was already apprenticed to a bookseller. By 1682 he was the owner of a bookshop and auction. His output is so large that Koeman was sure that there were works yet to be identified. His printed catalogue of 1729 alludes to the fact that works could be made to order. As with many of his published books, the source of the plates contained within is various. Amongst these publications is arguably the biggest atlas ever published, the 66 volume 'La Galerie Agreable du Monde'. Provenance: Gebr. Haas 2004; private English collection. Koeman I Aa 8, no. 8 & II pp. 50-1, C&M 13; Shirley 'Atlases in the British Library' T.Aa 5a.…

No binding. Zustand: Fair. 235 x 400 mm. the whole, with recent wash colour, a separate map plate measuring 145 x 200 mm. printed within decorative border, with some foxing to the margins, otherwise in good condition. This plate was originally from the 1628 edition of the 'Atlas Minor' by Johannes Janssonius (Jansson, 1588-1664). This map consists of four islands in the British Isles. It is ultimately derived from the folio map of the same first published by Gerard Mercator in 1595. There were several editions of the 'Atlas Minor' through to 1651. After his death in 1664 the fate of the copperplates is unknown. In the early 1700s they passed into the hands of Pierre van der Aa. They were included in the extremely rare 'L'Atlas Soulagé' published in Leiden, c.1710. In nine parts, the fourth relates to the British Isles. For this issue the plate was revised, most noticeably with some names anglicised such as the seas. The only title alteration was the removal of 'ol: Vectis' from the Isle of Wight. It was also included in the momentous 66 volume 'La Galerie Agreable du Monde', 1729. The most desirable issues by van der Aa are those where a separate outer ornate frame are printed, as here.Pierre van der Aa (1659-1733) was born in Leiden, the son of a stone cutter or sculptor. By the time he was nine years old he was already apprenticed to a bookseller. By 1682 he was the owner of a bookshop and auction. His output is so large that Koeman was sure that there were works yet to be identified. His printed catalogue of 1729 alludes to the fact that works could be made to order. As with many of his published books, the source of the plates contained within is various. Provenance: Weinreb & Douwma; private Jersey collection. Koeman (1967-70) I Aa 5 no. 85, Aa 9 vol. 10, no. 13, II Me 194 no. 21; Tooley's Dictionary (1999-2004).…

Copper engraving, published in 1714 in Leiden by Pieter van der Aa Top left, title in a cartouche with the arms of the kingdom, illustrated with a hunting scene. A nice hand coloured map. Trimmed closely to the edge. A touch of foxing / marking, but not bad. Colours have faded a little. The map is page 19 of the Atlas Le nouveau théâtre du monde ou la géographie royale, published 1713. 230 x 300 mm (9 x 11¾ inches). Pierre van der Aa, together with various Dutch, French, and German cartographers, is recognized for having reproduced maps of Ireland based upon William Petty's Hiberniae Delineatio of 1685, acknowledged as the first comprehensive atlas of Ireland. Petty's original map had been engraved in Amsterdam in 1673 (Tooley, p.93). This map depicts not only Ireland but also portions of England, Wales, and Scotland, along with the islands of Man and Anglesey. Van der Aa (16591733) was a distinguished Dutch publisher of maps and atlases who engaged leading engravers of his time to produce works of superior technical execution and aesthetic refinement.…

Size : 263x387 (mm), 10.35x15.24 (Inches), Hand Colored Very Good, upper margin trimmed.

Size : 255x375 (mm), 10.04x14.76 (Inches), Hand Colored A few minor worming holes, otherwise in Very Good condition.

unbound. Map. Original engraving. Image measures 7 5/8" x 6 1/4" This 18th century nautical map depicts the Gulf of Campay, or the modern-day Gulf of Khambhat, on the western coast of India. The map is beautifully engraved, showing mountains, rivers, cities and settlements, sandbars, and depths by soundings. Illustrated with both Dutch and Mughal ships, and embellished with a beautiful title cartouche and compass rose. First published in Leiden around 1713-1725, the map reflects Dutch commercial and hydrographic interest in the Mughal port networks of Gujarat during the height of Indian Ocean trade. This map is Pieter Van Der Aa's edition of the William Baffin's map of India, which is considered to be one of the most influential map of India published in the 17th Century and was a big improvement on earlier maps of India by Mercator and Linschoten. It is also one of the last maps published to provide a faithful recounting of William Baffin's seminal map of India, first published in 1623. The depiction of the interiors are especially interesting, The central portions of India and the Indus river is shown relatively accurately. One of the most striking feature of the map, which also first appeared in the Baffin-Roe map, is the "Longue Allee", a route lined with trees from Agra to Lahore. The Mughal Empire, founded in the northern part of India in 1526, continued to grow in size until the 18th century before it started to decline. It was eventually dissolved by the British Empire in 1857. The map is in good condition with minor wear and toning. Narrow left and right margins. Pieter van der Aa (1659-1733) was a Dutch publisher, editor and bookseller based in Leiden, Netherlands. He started his own publishing and auction house at the age of 21 and went on to produce thousands of maps. Van der Aa is credited to pioneering a separate artwork for the border. Apart from his own maps, he republished maps of various other publishers such as Blaeu, Visscher, De Wit, etc. This map is beautiful example of his distinctive style.…

A striking and detailed copper engraved view of Kanton, capital of the southern Chinese Province of Guangdong, with a view of the European and Chinese ships in the harbour from van der Aa's La Galerie Agreable du Monde. 28.6 x 18cm, with the plate mark - 29.5 x 18.8cm. Number B1 written neatly in ink within the margin. Light fold mark at the middle but a lovely clean image. Pieter van der Aa (1659-1733) was born in Leiden, Holland. He started his own book publishing business when he was only twenty-three. His prolific output of highly decorated maps and atlases culminated in his magnum opus ?Galerie Agreable du Monde? which illustrated the world known to Europeans in the early eighteenth century.…

Size : 263x390 (mm), 10.35x15.35 (Inches), Hand Colored Very Good, upper margin trimmed.

Map of Prussia., Size : 261x385 (mm), 10.28x15.16 (Inches), Hand Colored Very Good, upper margin trimmed.

Map of Sicily., Size : 266x380 (mm), 10.47x14.96 (Inches), Hand Colored Very Good, lower margin trimmed.

An engraved and detailed map of China, extending from Royaume de Coree (Korea) in the east to Siam in the south, and showing the islands of Formosa and Hainan. With many cities, rivers, and ports named, and with the Great Wall of China at the northern boundary ("Muraille de la Chine"). From Van der Aa's atlas. With the title cartouche at the lower right, and a vignette of two Chinese traders bartering over goods. 11 3/4 x 9 1/4".…

unbound. Zustand: very good. Map. Engraving. Image measures 10.5" x 6.25". Rare map of the Island of Java. Beautiful dark impression. Oriented to the West. Includes Bali and part of Sumatra. Pieter van der Aa (1659-1733) was a Dutch publisher, editor and bookseller based in Leiden, Netherlands. He started his own publishing and auction house at the age of 21 and went on to produce thousands of maps. Van der Aa is credited to pioneering a separate artwork for the border. Apart from his own maps, he republished maps of various other publishers such as Blaeu, Visscher, De Wit, etc. This map is beautiful example of his distinctive style.…

Zustand: Very Good. Size : 258x362 (mm), 10.16x14.25 (Inches), Hand Colored.

unbound. Map. Engraving with full hand coloring. Image measures 11 1/4" x 14 1/4". Finely engraved map of Mexico and Central America extending from Tampico to Panama City. The map depicts regions, towns, churches, rivers, lakes, and coastal features in impressive detail. Mountains, volcanoes, and forests are depicted pictorially. Mexico City is depicted on the northern bank of Lake Texcoco. Includes part of western Cuba. In very good condition with minor damp-staining to upper margin and two small spots to lower margin, not affecting the image. One stain to the right of title cartouche near the illustrations. Full original margins. Pieter van der Aa (1659-1733) was a Dutch publisher, editor and bookseller based in Leiden, Netherlands. He started his own publishing and auction house at the age of 21 and went on to produce thousands of maps. Van der Aa is credited to pioneering a separate artwork for the border. Apart from his own maps, he republished maps of various other publishers such as Blaeu, Visscher, De Wit, etc. This map is beautiful example of his distinctive style. Hard to find.…

Engraved panorama on watermarked laid paper, 28.5 x 77.5 (including captions); 31 x 79.5 cm (sheet), title cartouche, engraved key in French and Dutch, the upper margin trimmed to the platemark, original folds, edgewear and toning, neat sealed tear to the outer edge (barely visible 5mm intrusion to the image), a very good, dark impression. Finely composed and engraved panorama of Tokyo prepared for the monumental work "Galerie Agreable du Monde" by the master Dutch publisher Pieter Van de Aa (1659-1733). The detailed key in Dutch and French, notes myriad buildings and temples on the horizon and in the foreground two processions converge: of nobles and their attendants, dancers, a trio of dogs and a priest or religious attending a suppliant. Pieter van der Aa (1659-1733) was born in Leiden, Holland and started his own book publishing business when he was only twenty-three. His prolific output of highly decorated maps and atlases culminated in his magnum opus ?Galerie Agreable du Monde? which illustrated the world known to Europeans in the early eighteenth century. Comprising 66 volumes it was the of plates published at that time, it has been estimated that only 100 copies were published.…

Zustand: Very Good. Map showing Strait of Hormuz in the Persian Gulf. , Size : 192x162 (mm), 7.56x6.38 (Inches), Hand Colored.

Zustand: Very Good. A detailed and charming map of Ireland, with an elaborate border., Size : 228x300 (mm), 8.98x11.81 (Inches), Hand Colored.

Zustand: very good. Amsterdam : H. Gartman, 1812. Orig. grey blue boards. vi,106 pp. Small paper ticket on spine. Met losse een handgeschreven rekening voor dit boek. Mooi exemplaar. Zeldzaam. - Dit boek van Pierre Jean Baptiste Charles van der Aa (1766-1812), advocaat te Leiden, biedt een gedetailleerde uitleg over het betalen van belastingen in de verschillende departementen van Nederland tijdens de Franse overheersing. Het boek bevat praktische informatie voor burgers over de belastingheffing en hoe deze georganiseerd was binnen de nieuwe Franse administratieve indeling van Nederland, de zogenaamde Hollandsche Departementen. Het werk is van historisch belang, aangezien het inzicht biedt in de belastingpraktijken tijdens de overgangsperiode tussen de Batavische Republiek en het Koninkrijk Holland, tijdens de annexatie van Nederland door Frankrijk. OCLC 458358395. Not in NCC. 1 copy in BNF. Condition : very good copy. Keywords : RECHT, belastingrecht.…

No binding. Zustand: Good. 515 x 360 mm., full recent wash colour, three minor edge tears and toning, on thick paper and in good condition. A magnificent engraved title page featuring Atlas in the background holding the heavens aloft. A terrestrial globe is being studied by Zeus with Neptune in the background. Two female figures, one in a leopard pulled chariot, are similarly studying it. In the background is a harbour scene with numerous vessels offshore. This allegorical title accompanied Pierre van der Aa's large folio 'Le Nouveau Theatre du Monde' published in 1713. It was beautifully engraved by Frans van Bleyswyck (1671-1746). Pierre van der Aa (1659-1733) was born in Leiden, the son of a stone cutter or sculptor. By the time he was nine years old he was already apprenticed to a bookseller. By 1682 he was the owner of a bookshop and auction. His output is so large that Koeman was sure that there were works yet to be identified. His printed catalogue of 1729 alludes to the fact that works could be made to order. As with many of his published books, the source of the plates contained within is various. Amongst these publications is arguably the biggest atlas ever published, the 66 volume 'La Galerie Agreable du Monde'. Koeman (1967-70) Aa 6.…

First edition. Rare and important original color map of southeast North America, from Maryland and Illinois in the north (including Philadelphia) to Mexico in the south and the Bahamas in the east. Noted for its great detail, with Native American villages, mountains and rivers, and English, French and Spanish settlements. With the Mississippi River very clearly defined, but depicted too far to the west; Florida with a slightly blunted peninsula, with St. Augustine named. Title cartouche embellished with Native American figures, a lion, deer and figures in canoes. From 'Le Nouveau Theatre du Monde', and based on Delisle's important Carte du Mexique de la Floride of 1703. Cumming (155) lists its title as "La Florida(sic)." and dates it 1713. 11 3/4 x 9". A slightly light impression on the female Native American figure. With old color, possibly early. Without fold marks, very good. Cumming, W.P. (SE) 155.…

Diss. Leiden rechtsgeleerdheid 19-12-1789 ; (6) 62 (9) p. Opdracht aan vader Christianus Carolus Henricus van der Aa, promotieverzen van P.J. de Bye, J.U. & Phil. Cand., Samuel Iperus zoon Wiselius en Cornelius Felix van Maanen, J.U.S.

Zustand: Gut. Ansichtsgröße 255x375 mm, Die Karte zeigt u.a. Helgoland u. Sylt und reicht bis Bornholm u. Rügen. Schönes Blatt. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 1000 Blattgröße 273x413 mm, im Passepartout.

Leiden, Pieter van der Aa, um 1725, Quer-Kl.-4°, Titelblatt in rot (etwas knittrig), Inhaltsverzeichnis sowie 173, teils ausfaltbaren Kupferstich-Tafeln mit Ansichten, Plänen und Karten, restaurierter, goldgeprägter Original-Ganzledereinband *Atlas / Frankreich / Frankreichatlas (OBM) *Pieter van der Aa, auch Peter van der Aa (* 1659 in Leiden - August 1733 ebenda) war ein niederländischer Buchdrucker, Verleger und Buchhändler.…