Doncker hendrick (10 Ergebnisse)

Softcover. Zustand: Gut. 1. Auflage. Lizenzausgabe von Delius Klasing Vlg., 1. Aufl., 58cm x 49cm, je 10 farb. Karten, 1 Titelblatt u. 1 Einführung von Lothar Eich lose in orig. Karton Mappe (Umshclag Siegfried Berning), Band I: Mappe mit geringen Randläs., Band I u. II: Blätter tadellos, insg. guter Zustand. …

Sin Encuadernar. Zustand: Bien. Double page engraved sea chart. 55 x 47 cms. Black and white. Scales, rhumb lines and compass roses. Light foxing at the lower part of the chart. Reinforced originally with double paper leaf. The chart comes from an unrecorded french issue not listed in Koeman Doncker was a bookseller and printer of sea charts in Amsterdam for over fifty years.The difference of the Doncker´s charts is that were his own work and were noted for the accuracy and imporvement that showed in comparison with other cartographic material that other cartographers copied each other. The stock of Doncker was sold eventually to Johannes.…

Sin Encuadernar. Zustand: Bien. Double page engraved sea chart.57x 45 cms. Black and white; compass roses, scales,loxodromical lines, depth marks.Some very light spotting. Double paper leaf.This sea chart comes from a rare variant not recorded by Koeman(french edition dated 1668) The chart covers the Brittany and Normandy shores and southern England.…

Sin Encuadernar. Zustand: Bien. Doncker was a bookseller and printer of sea charts in Amsterdam for over fifty years.The difference of the Doncker´s charts is that were his own work and were noted for the accuracy and improvement that showed in comparison with other cartographic material that other cartographers copied each other. The stock of Doncker was sold eventually to Johannes Van Keulen.…

Sin Encuadernar. Zustand: Bien. Double page engraved sea chart. 57x45 cms. Black and white.Compass rose, scales, title cartouche in upper left side,rhumb lines. Bottom margin trimmed at central fold.Very light foxing., The chart was originally reinforced with double paper leaf. This chart comes from a rare and unrecorded variant not traced in Koeman (french edition 1668) The area ciovers the Antilles ,Trinidad,Tobago, Barbados and Puerto Rico at the upper right side.Northern paart of nowadays Venezuela is also reDoncker was a bookseller and printer of sea charts in Amsterdam for over fifty years.The difference of the Doncker´s charts is that were his own work and were noted for the accuracy and imporvement that showed in comparison with other cartographic material that other cartographers copied each other. The stock of Doncker was sold eventually to Johannes Van Keulen.…

Sin Encuadernar. Zustand: Bien. Double page engraved sea chart.55x 47 cms. Black and white. Scales, rhumb lines,compass roses, cartouche with decorative design. The Greenwich meridian in the middle of the chart. The map has been carefully restored to erase foxing. reinforced with its original double paper leaf. The chart comes from an unrecorded issue of the french edition of the Doncker atlas(not listed in Koeman). Doncker was a bookseller and printer of sea charts in Amsterdam for over fifty years.The difference of the Doncker´s charts is that were his own work and were noted for the accuracy and imporvement that showed in comparison with other cartographic material that other cartographers copied each other. The stock of Doncker was sold eventually to Johannes Van Keulen.…

Sin Encuadernar. Zustand: Bien. Double page engraved sea chart. 55x 47 cms. Black and white. Compass rose,scales, rhumb lines,large cartouche with figures. The chart has been expertly restored to clean the foxing. The chart preserves its original double paper leaf. The map represents the Northern sea with england eastern coast and Scandinavian countries western coast. Thye chart comes from a rare and unrecorded french issue of the Doncker atlas not traced in Koeman bibliography.…

Sin Encuadernar. Zustand: Muy bien. Double page engraved sea chart. 55x 47 cms. Black and white. Rhumb lines, scales and compass roses. Cartouche with figures shown using astronomical instruments.Very light foxing in upper right side.The chart preserves its original double paper leaf. The chart comes from an unrecorded french issue of Doncker´s sea atlas not listed in Koeman Doncker was a bookseller and printer of sea charts in Amsterdam for over fifty years.The difference of the Doncker´s charts is that were his own work and were noted for the accuracy and imporvement that showed in comparison with other cartographic material that other cartographers copied each other. The stock of Doncker was sold eventually to Johannes Van Keulen.…

2 Bll., 20 kolorierte Tafeln. Einführungstext von Lothar Eich. Gute Exemplare. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 5000 Lose Tafeln in Orig.-Pappmappe (Umschlag: Siegfried Berning).

Very good. Light, even toning. Marginal mend well away from printed image. Else excellent with original outline color. Size 15.25 x 20 Inches. This is Hendrick Doncker's rare c. 1669 chart of the Balearic Islands, portraying the islands of Majorca, Minorca, and Ibiza (Ibiça). The chart includes part of the Mediterranean coast of Spain, from C. St. Martin on the coast of Valencia to the Cap de Creus on the coast of Catalonia. A Closer Look The chart is oriented to the northwest. (An apparent aesthetic choice, allowing the presentation of the coastline and primary islands more or less in line horizontally.) Majorca, Minorca, Ibiza, and Formentera are presented in outline, as are the smaller islands of Cabrera, Dragonera, and Monte Colibre - the Columbretes Islands. The coast of Valencia and Catalonia dominates the top part of the chart. All coastlines are delineated in pictorial coastal profiles; the sea is presented in the manner of a chart, with an attractive compass rose and rhumb lines. The chart includes depth soundings and anchorages on several points of each of the islands, and along the Spanish coast. At the upper right, the Gulf of Roses appears, with depth soundings and an anchorage. The State of the Art The Balearic Island maps of Blaeu and Jansson, and the Sanson of the middle part of the 17th century, had all derived largely from the 1612 mapping of Hessel Gerrritsz; the present chart represents a fascinating departure from that model, not less because the source of the new navigational information appearing here is not clear. The presence of the depth soundings and anchorages strongly suggests a firsthand source providing data to the Amsterdam chartmaker. Publication History and Census This chart was engraved by Hendrick Doncker; the few cataloged examples have been variously dated, the earliest (unsupported) date being 1659. We do not see any examples included in his Zee-Atlas ofte Water-Werelt prior to 1669. We see only two auction records for the chart over the past 40 years, and there are no examples cataloged in OCLC. References: Not in OCLC.…