Monin charles v (7 Ergebnisse)

Couverture rigide. Zustand: Bon état. Grand in-4 32,5 x 24,5 cm. Reliure toile noire, pièce de titre chagrin rouge, 504 pp., contenant en plus 111 cartes géographiques gravées sur acier dressées par Vuillemin, Lacoste, Monin ; gravées par Ales, Sorsignol, Lacouchy, sous la direction de F. de la Brugère, 1 carte des environs de Paris repliée, table des matières. Manquent la page de titre, la carte des constellations visibles en France et la grande carte générale de France 1 m. 30 sur 1 mètre.…

French text. A nicely bound copy with Monin's attractive lithographed maps. Includes the North American map with the United States border extending to the Pacific Ocean. and Mexican California and Texas. The Sacramento River flows westward from Lake Timpanogos. Bookplate of F. Calumeau to pastedown. weight: 2.1 lb. Very good, corners and spine ends worn, boards scuffed, bookplate to pastedown, scattered foxing and spotting. 36 double-page maps, 34 with outline color. 32.8x23.5x2 cm. [4] pages plus maps. Folio. Hardcover. Contemporary quarter green leather over green marbled boards, gilt spine title. …

Halbleder. Zustand: Ausreichend. Quarto, . 2 Blatt, Tafelteil. Neues Halbleder mit aufgezogenem, alten Deckelschild und Lederecken. (gewaschenes und restauriertes Exemplar, mehrere hinterlegte Einrisse, die letzten Tafeln mit restaurierten Brandlöchern mit minimalem Bildverlust, insgesamt sauberes und gut erhaltenes Exemplar). Eine von diversen Ausgaben des französischen Schulatlas, in etwa dem deutschen Atlas von Kiepert vergleichbar. Monins Atlas kam erstmals 1832 mit 36 Karten heraus und wurde bis in die 1840er Jahre mehrfach zu den neuen Schuljahren nachgedruckt. Eine ohne Nummer aufgeführte Karte der Berghöhen, Flußlängen und Höhen der Wasserfälle findet sich separat und gefaltet in einer Kartentasche am Ende des Bandes. Die Karte erinnert ästhetisch an die Darstellungen im "Kosmos" von Alexander von Humboldt und zeigt eine merkwürdige Zusammenschau der drei geographischen Superlative.…

Zustand: Good. Large folio. Contemporary qtr. roan and marbled boards, worn. 57 x 40 cm. 37 of 38 double page maps. Includes 9 of the Americas. Light foxing throughout. Uncolored.Introduction by A. Montémont, author of Bibliothèque universelle des voyages from which maps no. 1-3 are taken.OCLC Number:2791319Notes by David Rumsey to his copy:"Accompanies Montemont's Histoire Universellle Des Voyages. Large Folio atlas. Not in Phillips. 1st page of ancient maps lacking. We can find no record of this atlas, other than the Sabin reference and the Oceanie map in Tooley Aust. Monin and Fremin did a smaller world atlas, offered by Hudson in 1988. These maps are large and impressive. They were published with Montemont's 46 volume History of Voyages, although Sabin calls for an Atlas of 22 maps, whereas this has 38 maps on 36 sheets. Maps are without color and bound in quarter leather brown marbled paper covered boards with "Atlas De L'Histoire Des Voyages" stamped in gold on the spine."Géographie ancienne 8 cartes en 4 pages.Géographie moderne Planisphère sur double page, Mappemonde sur double page. Asie:5 cartes Carte générale sur double page, Chine, Japon in plano sur double page.Asie Méridionale,l'Inde 1 page,Turquie d'Asie sur 1 page.Asie Boréale sur 1 page. Afrique 5 cartes :Afrique carte générale in plano sur double page.Asie septentrionale Alger,Maroc Tunisie Tripoli?1 page, Afrique méridionale 1 page,Afrique orientale 1 page, Afrique occidentale 1 page.Amérique 9 cartes : Amérique méridionale in plano sur double page,Amérique septentrionale in plano sur double page, Mexique et Guatemala 1 page, Etats-Unis et Canada 1 page,Colombie et Guyane 1 page,Pérou et Bolivie 1 page,La plata et le Chili 1 page,Brésil,Paraguay et Uruguay 1 page,Amérique Boréale 1 page.Europe in plano sur double page,Suède,Norvège et Danemark 1 page,Iles Britanniques 1 page,Espagne et Portugal 1 page,Turquie Orientale 1 page,Turquie d'Europe et Grèce 1 page.Italie,Suisse et Tyrol. In-folio ½ basane havane ép. 37 (sur 38) cartes gravées sur double page, à pleine page ou 2 par page. Manque la carte "Alger, Maroc, Tunis, Tripoli, etc.". Frottés et épidermures.…

Zustand: Very Good. 1st Edition. Folding engraved map (536 x 753mm), dissected and mounted on linen, showing France, part of Spain, Italy, Switzerland, the German Lands, Belgium, and Southern England, Corsica inset to bottom right, the region around Paris to the bottom left, table headed 'Division Administrative' to upper right, primary and secondary postal routes indicated by black lines, regional produce indicated by 46 vignettes, cartouche to upper left, no scale given (edges worn and some grubbiness to the left-hand side of the map, closed tear affecting 3 panels, occasional evidence of double-striking in the printing); folding to octavo (189 x 121mm) in original patterned purple cloth (spine a little weak; residue to the spine and about 15mm of each cover). Provenance: Nelson Matcham (1811-1886), bookplate to inside cover (Matcham, a barrister, was Admiral Lord Nelson's nephew). A rare and ingenious pictorial map of France, showing the main gastronomic products of each region, illustrated by some 46 vignettes. The map is known in only two other copies, both at the Bibliothèque nationale de France, one identical to the present copy (though not dissected, and with subtle hand-colouring), the other with an amended cartouche in which the publisher is omitted and the date 1838 added. The clarity of the vignettes allows an easy understanding of the distribution of produce across the country, with the wine barrels particularly distinct. The map also rewards close study - it is easy to pick out, for example, regions specialising in fungi, olives, anchovies, and honey. Many if not all of the 'data' presented still hold true to the present day. Although an attractive and fascinating map, this can also be seen as a political project - providing a visual argument both for national unity around the economic productivity of the whole country, and the preservation of regional particularity in different food staples (not to mention an argument for the extraordinary gastronomic riches of the country, and the relative paucity of produce around the nation's capital). This is the first state of the map, and is dated to 1830 by a contemporary advertisement in the journal Bibliographie de la France (for 2 January 1830), where the engraver is listed as 'Hocquart', presumably Édouard Hocquart (1789-1870). Monin was an innovative cartographer, who elsewhere made use of the new technique of lithographic printing, produced three important atlases and was a member of the Société de Géographie. There is some confusion over his dates: he is sometimes said to have been born around the time this map was published; further research is clearly needed into his life and output. This is certainly one of his earliest productions. References: Bibliothèque nationale de France, département Cartes et plans, GE C-6607 / GE C-1774.…

A l' usage des Collèges et des pensions, pour servir à l'étude de la géographie et de l'histoire, corrigé et augmenté - Demi-reliure cuir in folio, plats cartonnés - Cartes sur doubles pages montées sur onglets dont une dépliante, contours et frontières rehaussés - 34 cartes présentes sur 36, manquent la carte 12, Confédération helvétique et la carte 17, Russie d'Asie - La mappemonde dépliante est présente - Reliure très usagée avec manques au dos, deuxième plat cassé, premier plat détaché - Pas de rousseurs sur les planches, rares maculations, mais une auréole claire courant sur l'ouvrage, très pâle dans la deuxième moitié, mordant sur les cartes - Fente 10 cm au pli de la 9e planche - L'ensemble reste plaisant (4), (140 ) pages, 34 cm, relié. Etat moyen. …

Paris :Charles V. Monin, 1833. Engraved map, 204 x 275 mm, withhand colouring, laid on wood and dissected to form a jigsawpuzzle, original backing card and paper wrapper with title in manuscript copperplate, some scattered foxing, complete. Acharming puzzle map of the world. The maps were usuallyunbound sheets from an atlas.…