seutter georg matthaus (9 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: molto buono. Incisione in rame mm 500 x 570 arricchita da bella coloritura coeva. Titolo inciso entro grande ed elaborato cartiglio in bianco nero, raffigurante una scena mercantile, posto nella porzione superiore destra del rame. Nell'angolo in basso a destra sono riportate le scale grafiche "Milliaria Germanica communia 15 in uno gradu" e "Miliaria Italica communia". La carta ripropone, modificandone il cartiglio, quella di J.B. Homann, del quale Seutter era stato collaboratore. Matthia Seutter di Augsburg (1678-1757) fu allievo di Homann e ne continuò l'attività come cartografo, incisore ed editore di atlanti. Carta geografica dei territori del Piemonte e della Savoia Bell'esemplare con qualche piccolo strappetto abilmente restaurato nel margine superiore bianco. G. Aliprandi, Le grandi Alpi ( 2005), p. 288 (v. 1); F. Barrera, Il Piemonte nella cartografia del Settecento, n. 30 ; Torino e il suo orizzonte, n. 107 e n. 123. Book.

Zustand: molto buono. Incisione originale su rame, mm 500 x 580 e margini, abilmente colorata da mano coeva. Bella e raffinata carta geografica della Sardegna tratta dall'Atlas Novus del Seutter pubblicato ad Augsburg nel 1730 ca In alto a sinistra il titolo entro importante cartiglio animato da personaggi, flora e fauna di carattere allegorico. In basso altri due cartigli con le scale metriche e lo stemma di Vittorio Amedeo II di Savoia, nel quale è inserito anche lo stemma sardo. La mappa è basata sulla medesima rappresentazione dell'isola disegnata dal Coronelli nel 1680. Bell'esemplare in bella colorazione d'epoca. Piloni n. LXVII. Book.

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. oblong folio. [pp. 34]. hand-coloured engraved title with an elaborate allegorical border of the Continents, Empire and the Gods by Martin Gottfrid Crophius after Jacob Christoph Weyerman & 65 hand-coloured engraved maps by Tobias Conrad Lotter, Albrecht Carl Seutter, & Andreas Silbereisen after Matthäus Seutter & Albrecht Carl Seutter. woodcut tailpiece. contemporary limp calf (rubbed & cockled, edges chipped, staining to portion of last 4 maps, scattered foxing & some marginal dampstaining & minor tears, several tiny wormholes in first few leaves). An attractive atlas by one of the leading eighteenth century German map publishers and engravers. Including maps of the world, North America, South America, Asia, Africa, Russia, the Turkish Empire, Southern Russia and the Crimea, the Holy Land, and various countries and regions of Europe. The map of Genoa, by Matthäus Petter Läinpacher, does not appear in the index. cfNordenskiöld 283 (67 maps; 4 not listed in index). cfPhillips, Atlases, 3494 (68 maps: 4 not listed in index).

Kupferstich 49,5 x 58 cm Bildgröße, 52 x 60 cm Blattgröße. Das Herzogtum Holstein, am oberen Bildrand das Herzogtum Schleswig mit Eiderstedt und der Eckernförder Bucht. Am unteren Bildrand der Elblauf. In der rechten unteren Ecke eine figürliche Kartusche und dem Wappen von Holstein. Unten links eine kleine Kartusche mit Meilenanzeiger, Figuren und den Wappen von Dithmarschen, Stormarn und Wagrien. Zart grenzkoloriert. - Georg Matthäus Seutter, 1678-1757, Geograph, Kartograph, Graveur und Herausgeber in Augsburg. - Die rückseitig verstärkte Mittelfalte zart gebräunt, das Blatt leicht fingerfleckig. In der rechten Blatthälfte Abklatsch der Grenzlinien von der linken Seite.

Altkolorierter Kupferstich 49,5 x 58 cm Bildgröße, 53 x 61 cm Blattgröße. Das Herzogtum Holstein, am oberen Bildrand das Herzogtum Schleswig mit Eiderstedt und der Eckernförder Bucht. Am unteren Bildrand der Elblauf. In der rechten unteren Ecke eine figürliche Kartusche und dem Wappen von Holstein. Unten links eine kleine Kartusche mit Meilenanzeiger, Figuren und den Wappen von Dithmarschen, Stormarn und Wagrien. Die holsteinischen Gebiete flächig koloriert, außerhalb davon grenzkoloriert. - Georg Matthäus Seutter 1678-1757 Geograph, Kartograph, Graveur und Verleger in Augsburg. - Rückseitig Spuren einer früheren Rahmung. Das Blatt komplett minimal stockfleckig, der Druck klar.

A splendid map of the area surrounding Rome, with regions clearly delineated. Magnificent baroque cartouche with title surrounded by ornate shell, in a woodland landscape whilst above,there is a regal tent containing a gold crown guarded by cherubs. Copper engraving. Fine condition. Slight discolouration to the central fold. Original colour. Size: 56 x 48 cm.

A truly superb and very beautiful large scale map of this idyllic French Caribbean island with an extremely decorative cartouche that depicts the native islanders meeting and trading with Europeans. The cartouche is uncoloured. Compass roses and rhumb lines abound. This map displays all of Seutter's extensive engraving skills. Copper engraving. Overall in excellent condition but small stain (approx 0.5 x 2cm) left-hand bottom edge Original colour. Size: 56.2 x 49 cm.

Double-page engraved plan (49 x 57 cm) with full contemporary body wash colour. Framed dimensions: 63 x 70 cm. Fine plan of Frankfurt in full contemporary colour, with a panoramic view of the city and the river Main. Seutter's plan celebrates Frankfurt as an Imperial Free City under the Holy Roman Empire, famed for its status as a flourishing trading city. Its trading success is suggested by Frankfurt am Main's row of busy ports and the large docked ship entering Sachsenhausen across the river. It is also overtly signalled by the right hand panel of the prospect showing Hermes, the Greek god of trade and commerce, showering an allegorical depiction of the city with riches. Meanwhile Frankfurt's might is emphasised by the city walls and fortifications, and by the left hand panel of the prospect, depicting the German imperial eagle hovering commandingly above troops. The plan's alphabetical key identifies the city's key sites, the majority of which are churches. Meanwhile the city's outskirts are designated as rich agricultural land, both in the plan itself and central panel of the prospect. Seutter (1647-1756) was one of the most important and prolific German map publishers of the 18th century. He was apprenticed in Nuremberg to Johann Bapist Homann, the leading German cartographic publisher of the period. Having finished his training he left to establish his own independent cartographic publishing house in Augsburg. By 1732 Seutter was one of the most celebrated publishers of his time and was honored by the German Emperor Charles VI with the title of "Imperial Geographer". Fauser 4115.

(Wien, ca. 1730) (49x58,5 cm.). Kobberstukket, håndkoloreet Skandinavienskort med Estland, Letland, Litauen og det vestlige Rusland. Velbevaret indrammet under glas i fin ramme af brun birketræsfiner. Håndkolorereingen en smule svag. Kortet er fra Seutter's "Atlas Novus", som blev udgivet 1730-35.