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Image size: 38.3x50 cm. Uncolored map of Spain and Portugal. German text on verso. weight: 0.1 lb. Fair, some oil stains and dampstains, a paper patch where some text has been cut out, 44.5x55x0.1 cm. One sheet.

Map. Zustand: Good. [Descripción en español a continuación] Original map of Paraguay, the Río de la Plata and the surrounding region. In the centre stand out the courses of the Río de la Plata, the Paraguay River and the Paraná River, while on the left the Andes mountain range (represented pictorially) and Lake Titicaca dominate. It identifies important cities such as Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Buenos Aires, Córdoba, Santiago, Mendoza, Potosí and Cusco. The Tropic of Capricorn divides the map longitudinally and it contains some of the most characteristic elements of the Dutch golden age of cartography, such as a ship, a sea monster and a compass rose crowned by a fleur-de-lis. Willem Janszoon Blaeu (1571-1638) was a prominent Dutch publisher and geographer. He studied with the famous Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe and established a shop of globes, maps and astronomical instruments in Amsterdam. In 1635 he published his atlas Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, sive, Atlas novus. Three years later, Blaeu died and bequeathed his publishing firm to his sons Cornelius and Johannes, with whom it continued to prosper. The latter was responsible for the Atlas Major that was published in two volumes in 1662 and contained six hundred maps. This work was not as accurate and up to date as its author would have liked, but this deficiency was surpassed by the fine engraving and the colour, to the point of being considered one of the best of its kind. In 1672 a fire destroyed Blaeu's printing house and a year later he died. The plates and maps that survived the fire were dispersed, passing into the hands of F. de Wit, Schenk and Valck. -------------------- 1630. Mapa original de Paraguay, el río de la Plata y la región circundante. Destacan al centro los cursos del río de la Plata, el río Paraguay y el río Paraná, mientras que a la izquierda dominan la cordillera de los Andes (representada de forma pictográfica) y el lago Titicaca. Identifica importantes ciudades como Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Buenos Aires, Córdoba, Santiago, Mendoza, Potosí y Cusco. El trópico de Capricornio divide el mapa longitudinalmente y contiene algunos de los elementos más característicos de la época dorada cartografía holandesa, como un navío, un monstruo marino y una rosa de los vientos coronada por una flor de lis. Willem Janszoon Blaeu (1571-1638) fue un prominente editor y geógrafo holandés. Estudió con el famoso astrónomo danés Tycho Brahe y estableció una tienda de globos, mapas e instrumentos de astronomía en Ámsterdam. En 1635 publicó su famoso atlas Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, sive, Atlas novus. Tres años más tarde, Blaeu murió y heredó su firma editorial a sus hijos Cornelius y Johannes, con quienes siguió prosperando. Este último fue responsable del Atlas Major que fue publicado en dos volúmenes en 1662 y contuvo seiscientos mapas. Esta obra no fue tan exacta y actualizada como a su autor le hubiera gustado, pero esta deficiencia fue superada por el fino grabado y el color, al punto de ser considerada como una de las mejores en su tipo. En 1672 un incendio destruyó la imprenta de Blaeu y un año después él murió. Las placas y mapas que sobrevivieron al incendio se dispersaron, pasando a manos de F. de Wit, Schenk y Valck.…

Zustand: Sehr gut. Faksimile -. 92 doppelblattgrosse Karten, Sehr gutes Exemplar. ISBN 10: 3870451238 Versand als versichertes DHL-Paket mit angepassten Versandkosten. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 6700 Gr.-Fol., 50x32x6, gebundene Ausgabe, Exemplar der Ausgabe A im Endi Silk-Einband (von Hand gesponnene und gewebte Seide aus Assam) goldgeprägte Deckel- und Rückenschilder aus Leder. Grüne Vorsätze. Beige-braun-marmorierter stabiler Papp-Schuber.…

"Bressia Vulgo Bresse". copperplate engraving after J. Janssonius' map of the region. Published by P. Schenk & G. Valk, ca. 1700. Original old colouring. With decorative figure title-cartouche. 39,5:52 cm (15 1/2 x 20 1/2 inch.). A very decorative map of the Bresse, a region in south-eastern France, centered on the city of Bourg-en-Bresse and with the city of Lyon in the lower left corner. …

Vollständiges Faksimile der 92 Karten nach dem Exemplar 2° Mapp 80-2 der Bayerischen Staatsbibliothek München. Mit einer Einführung von Traudl Seifert. München, Battenberg 1977. Ausgabe B. Original-Ganzlederband im OSchuber. 50,6 x 31,8 cm. Rücken gehellt. Hinteres Innengelenk angeplatzt, jedoch fest in der Bindung.…

Unmounted. Size 21 x 25 inches. Decorative Antique map With two orig. ornamental cartouches and large orig. Coat of arms. Shows Westerwald and Taunus with the Lahn river area (from Lollar to Lahnstein) in the center. In very good condition. A few faint marks on margins, and a couple of slight nicks. Inch split lower centre fold margin. Uncoloured. …

Zustand: Very Good binding. A map of Oxfordshire, with text from the atlas in Dutch and Fraktur on the verso. The map is hand-colored, with a bar scale in "Milliaria Anglica" and "Milliaria Germanica communia" in the upper left corner, decorated with garlands and cherubs; the title cartouche is in the upper right, decorated with ribbons and the face of a man placed obscurely at the bottom. Originally a two-page print from Janssonius' Nievwen Atlas. Vol. III., the plates were latter purchased first by Peter Schenk and Gerard Valk, then by John and Henry Overton. Jansson's original plates were later embellished by Schenk with longitudinal and latitudinal lines, as well as small town plans; Overton added roads to his printings. This early Jansson edition contains none of the later embellishments. Housed in a black wooden frame in Very Good condition. The map is 38 x 49 cm. Very Good binding.…

A striking and attractive map of Stockholm and environs by prominent Dutch cartographer and published Jan Jansson. This lovely map highlights the rugged coastline and the mountains within the vicinity of the Swedish capital. The map is adorned with a splendidly decorative title cartouche, galleons and a mileage scale beneath the regional Upland coat of arms. Copperplate engraving with early hand colour. Size: 485 x 575 mm German text on verso. Split to lower central fold and some age toning, otherwise in good condition.…

Latin text on verso., Size : 352x457 (mm), 13.875x18 (Inches), Hand Colored Very good, some marginal tears professionally restored hardly noticeable.

Map. Zustand: Good. [Descripción en español a continuación] Coloured map of the central coast of Chile, published in Amsterdam in 1640 by Joannes Jansson (1588-1664), a Dutch cartographer and rival of the Blaeu family, who expanded the Mercator-Hondius Atlas and published his own Atlas Novus and Atlas Maior. The coast runs from south (right) to north (left), with localities such as Castro, on Chiloé Island, Valdivia, Arauco, Concepción and 'Mapocho' (Santiago de Chile). In the sea, at the bottom, are two brigantines flying the Dutch flag and fantastical creatures. The relief shows the Andes range richly illustrated and several rivers, with two volcanoes off Villarrica. The title and scale occupy the upper corners, with a coloured cartouche. On the reverse, a French text describes Chile, its provinces and towns. -------------------- Mapa coloreado del litoral central de Chile, publicado en Ámsterdam en 1640 por Joannes Jansson (1588-1664), cartógrafo neerlandés rival de la familia Blaeu, que amplió el Atlas Mercator-Hondius y publicó su propio Atlas Novus y Atlas Maior. La costa se ordena de sur (derecha) a norte (izquierda), con localidades como Castro, en la isla Grande de Chiloé, Valdivia, Arauco, Concepción y «Mapocho» (Santiago de Chile). En el mar, en la parte inferior, figuran dos bergantines con bandera holandesa y criaturas fantásticas. El relieve muestra la cordillera de los Andes muy ilustrada y diversos ríos, con dos volcanes frente a Villarrica. El título y la escala ocupan los extremos superiores, con una cartela coloreada. En el reverso, un texto en francés describe Chile, sus provincias y ciudades.…