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Louis Fabritius Dubourg (illustrator). Title page for: "Vervolg op Flavius Josephus: of Algemene historie der joodsche naatsie. 1727" (Sequel to Flavius Josephus: or General History of Jewish History. 1727) The personification of history, a winged woman writing in a book, sits on a staircase surrounded by putti and other figures. At the bottom of the stairs, Father Time is playing with a group of putti. In the background, a young man with a burning torch falls from a wall. The buildings behind the wall are on fire.Made by Andries van Buysen (Sr.) and Frederik Ottens after Louis Fabritius Dubourg.Medium: Etching and engraving on hand laid (verge) paper.Sheet size: 21.5 x 33.6 cm (8.46 x 13.23 inch).HISTORY-JEWISH-NATION | PCO-E17-9BACKGROUND INFORMATIONPublisher: Gerard onder de Linden, Reinier Boitet.Biography engraver: Andries van Buysen (Sr.) (c.1674-1747) was a Dutch engraver, etcher, draughtsman, and mezzotinter. Frederik Ottens (1694-1727) was a Dutch printmaker and draughtsman, was active in both Amsterdam and Delft. He was the son and student of Joachim Ottens. Ottens contributed to the world of art through his printmaking and draughtsmanship, leaving behind a legacy that continues to inspire.Biography artist: Louis Fabritius Dubourg (1693-1775) was an historical and academic painter of arcadian landscapes, and an engraver. Condition: good, given age. Plate trimmed. General age-related toning and/or occasional minor defects from handling. Please study scan carefully.

Frontispiece of: Vervolg op Flavius Josephus: of Algemene historie der joodsche naatsie. The personification of Historiography, a winged woman, writing in a book, sits on a staircase surrounded by putti and other figures. At the bottom of the stairs, Father Time plays with a group of putti. In the background, a young man falls from a wall with a flaming torch. The buildings behind the wall are on fire. On the right, beside the personification of Historiography, the bust of Flavius Josephus (ca. 37-100) a first-century Romano-Jewish historian and military leader, best known for The Jewish War, who was born in Jerusalemthen part of Roman Judeato a father of priestly descent and a mother who claimed royal ancestry.Published by Reinier Boitet in 1727.Signed and dated below, with the address of the publisher: 'Te AMSTELDAM By GERARD ONDER DE LINDEN / en / Te DELFT By REINIER BOITET. 1727' / I.F.D.B inv. / F. Ottens aqua forti A. v. Buyse fec. Etching and engraving on paper, total: 397 x 260 mm; some rubbing, remaining of glue binding on the left, pin holes on the top margin, otherwise in very good condition.

Detailed antique map of the Dutch province Friesland, with a cartouche in the right edge. The area covered spans from Vlieland and Terschelling (top left) to the Lauwersmeer (here Lauwer Zee, top right) and Medemblik and Enkhuizen lower left. Engraving on hand laid paper, sheet size 498 x 402 mm., platemark 441 x 336 mm. Made by Frederik Ottens (active ca. 1717-1770), and published by Hendrik Halma, in 1725 in: 'Tooneel der Vereenigde Nederlanden, en onderhorige landschappen [.]', Leeuwarden: Halma, 1725. Middle fold, as issued. Margin edges faintly browned, and with some small damages (backed with archival tape). A longer tear in the middle fold, from the lower edge a little into the image (closed with archival tape).

Amsterdam : [R. & I. Ottens, 1745]. Copperplate engraving, 490 x 560 mm (image); 565 x 665 mm (sheet), hand coloured, small repair to tear in cartouche and a couple of pinholes, else fine. A striking example of Reiner and Joshua Ottens' chart of the Pacific Ocean, an updated state of Frederick De Wit?s chart of 1675. The chart, based on a similar Goos chart of 1666, was first published in de Wit?s Orbis Maritimus ofte Zee Atlas in 1675. It was updated to include Compagnies Land in a second state before 1690. Renard re-issued this state in ca. 1715, with this being the final state, which includes New Britain, Tartary, and more central Pacific islands, and was issued in Atlas van zeevaart en koophandel door de geheele weereldt circa 1745. The map shows details of seventeenth century Dutch discoveries in van Diemen's Land, the Gulf of Carpentaria and North Australia, New Guinea and New Zealand. North of the islands of Japan is a large protrusion that extends into the border of the map, Terre de Iesso; to the east is another set of islands called Terre de la Compagnie. These North Pacific chimeras often appeared on maps of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. In this state, Tartary is included and the shapes of Iesso and Compagnies Land have been altered. The map prominently shows California as a large island. The map is highly decorative with a large cartouche including a portrait of Pacific navigator Magellan. Masted ships sail across the Pacific, with numerous rhumb lines crossing the sea. Collections: National Library of Australia, State Library of New South Wales The State Library of New South Wales and University of Melbourne hold examples dating circa 1675.