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We offer in this sale old master prints from the end of the 15th Century, rare antique maps, prints and drawings up to the 19th century, to modern &amp; contemporary fine prints.

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"Carta del corso del Maragnone o sia del gran fiume degli Amazzoni" This hand-coloured map is from the Marco Coltellini’s ”ll Gazzettiere americano contenente un distinto ragguaglio di tutte le parti del Nuovo Mondo della loro situazione, clima, terreno, prodotti, stato antico e moderno, merci...”, italian edition. The work was published in Livorno, 1763. Marco Coltellini was an Italian author and editor known for his work on geographical and descriptive publications. He played a significant role in compiling and editing "Il Gazzettiere Americano," a detailed account of various parts of the New World. Coltellini's contributions to geographical literature provided valuable insights into the regions, climates, terrains, and products of the Americas during his time Dimensions:&nbsp;40 cm x 30&nbsp;cm Artist or Maker:&nbsp;Veremondo Rossi Medium:&nbsp;Hand-coloured Engraving Date:&nbsp;1763

Veremondo Rossi - Map of South America - Amazon Region, Colombia, Peru and Ecuador

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The "Stockholm Map" is a lithographed map created by Johan Fredrik Meyer and F. H. Dethleff, depicting a plan and panorama of Stockholm and its surroundings. It was published by C. E. Fritzes publishing house in Stockholm, without a specified year, but believed to be from the 1860s. The map's inclusion of 13 views of Stockholm and its surroundings, as well as a small overview map, provides a unique and comprehensive view of the city and its environs. The views include iconic landmarks such as Stockholm Cathedral, the Royal Palace, and the Riddarholm Church, as well as picturesque countryside scenes. The map is framed and features detailed representations of the city of Stockholm, its streets, buildings, and landmarks. The main map is lithographed, while the views are engraved. The map was created during a time of great expansion and urbanization in Stockholm. The "Stockholm Map" was published by C. E. Fritzes publishing house, which was founded in 1837 and became one of the leading publishers of maps, atlases, and other educational materials in Sweden during the 19th and early 20th centuries.

Europe, Sweden / Stockholm; Johan Fredrik Meyer / F. H. Dethleff - Plan och Panorama ofver Stockholm - 1661-1680

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”Map of Portugal engraved from Foy by Arrowsmith for Portugal Illustrated 1828.” This hand-coloured map by Aaron Arrowsmith originates from William M. Kinsey’s work ”Portugal Illustrated”. The work was published in London, 1828. Aaron Arrowsmith (1750–1823) was a prominent British cartographer and engraver, regarded as one of the leading mapmakers of his era. He founded a highly respected cartographic business in London, producing detailed and accurate maps, charts, and globes that were widely used for navigation and exploration. Arrowsmith's works, such as his celebrated map of North America (1796), were known for their precision and incorporation of the latest geographical discoveries. His legacy continued through his family, as his son and nephew carried on the Arrowsmith mapmaking tradition. Artist or Maker:&nbsp;Aaron Arrowsmith Dimensions:20 cm x 21 cm&nbsp; Medium:&nbsp;Engraving Date:&nbsp;1828

Aaron Arrowsmith (1750–1823) - Map of Portugal - Europe - Portugal Illustrated - 1821-1850

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”Plan de la ville de Dixmude” / "Plan of the city of Dixmude, Diksmuide, Belgium" Rare hand coloured map by Sebastien de Pontault Beaulieu originates from ”Les Plans et Profils des principales Villes et lieux considé;rables du comté; de Flandre. Avec les cartes gé;né;rales et les particuliè;res de chaque gouvernement”, a rare atlas of maps and views of the areas in the Southern Netherlands conquered by the French for the King of Spain. The work was published in Paris, 1680. Sebastien de Pontault Beaulieu (circa 1610–1693) was a French cartographer and engraver renowned for his detailed maps and city plans during the 17th century. He is best known for his work "Les Plans et Profils des principales Villes et lieux considérables du comté de Flandre," published in 1680, which showcased significant cities in Flanders through intricate engravings. Beaulieu's maps are celebrated for their precision and artistic quality, reflecting the geographical knowledge of his time. His contributions significantly advanced the field of cartography and provided valuable resources for understanding the urban landscape of France and the Low Countries. Artist or Maker:&nbsp;Sebastien de Pontault Beaulieu Medium:&nbsp;Copper engraving Date:&nbsp;1680

Sebastien de Pontault Beaulieu - Plan of the city of Dixmude, Diksmuide, Belgium - 1680

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"Royaume de Portugal Estremadure Alentejo" Hand coloured map of Portugal by the famous French cartographer and geographer Jean Baptiste Louis Clouet, originates from "Géographie moderne avec une introduction." The work was published by Mondhare in Paris, 1785. This map features, at its center, a color map of the ancient Kingdom of Portugal and its bordering regions, highlighting numerous significant geographical and topographical elements of the time, such as cities, towns, rivers, and mountains. The map is flanked by explanatory text written in French. Jean Baptiste Louis Clouet (1729–1790) was a renowned French cartographer and geographer, best known for his detailed and precise maps. He was appointed Royal Geographer of the Academy of Sciences in Rouen, a prestigious position reflecting his expertise in geography. Clouet operated offices in both Paris and Cádiz, allowing him to play a significant role in European mapmaking during the 18th century. His most famous work, "Géographie Moderne" (1767), is a comprehensive atlas that includes maps of various regions, reflecting the advanced cartographic knowledge of his time. Artist or Maker:&nbsp;Jean Baptiste Louis Clouet Medium:&nbsp;Copper engraving Date:&nbsp;1785

Jean Baptiste Louis Clouet - Decorative map of Portugal - Royaume de Portugal Estremadure Alentejo

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"Recentis Romae Ichnographia et Hypsographia Sive Planta et Faies Ad Magnificentiam Qua Prioribus Annis Urbs Ipsa Directa Exculta et Decorata Est." Map of Rome, Italy. Hand-coloured engraving, published in Amsterdam 1720, after Giovanni Battista Falda's map published by Giovanni Giacomo de Rossi in 1667. Medium:Engraving Artist or Maker:Jean Covens &amp; Corneille Mortier Date:1720

Jean Covens & Corneille Mortier - Map of Rome - Recentis Romae Ichnographia et Hypsographia Sive Planta et Faies Ad Magnificentiam Qua Prioribus - 1701-1720

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"Boheme Silesie, Moravie, Lusace" Hand-coloured copper-engraved map by Robert de Vaugondy on the Mercator projection. Derived from "Nouvel Atlas Portatif destine principalement pour l'instruction de la Jeunesse" or ("A New Portable Atlas Designed Primarily for the Instruction of Youth"). With original outline color showing the territories associated with the four major world religions: Christianity, Islam, Judaism and Paganism. Attractive cartography reflects the latest discoveries of explorers of the late 18th century. Dimensions:&nbsp;31.5 cm x 24 cm Artist or Maker:&nbsp;Robert de Vaugondy Medium:&nbsp;Copper Engraving Date:&nbsp;1806

Robert de Vaugondy - Hand-coloured map of Poland, Czech Republic, Lithuania - Boheme Silesie, Moravie, Lusace

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"Carte Particuliere des Isles Moluques" Hand-coloured antique map of Maluku Islands. The Maluku Islands (also known as the Moluccas, Moluccan Islands and the Spice Islands) are an archipelago that is part of Indonesia, and part of the larger Maritime Southeast Asia region. Jakob van der Schley was a skilled draftsman and engraver who operated out of Amsterdam and had strong ties with the Hague. He was trained by Bernard Picart and his style resembles that of the elder man. Dimensions:&nbsp;21 cm x 27 cm Artist or Maker:&nbsp;Jakob van der Schley Medium:&nbsp;Engraving Date:&nbsp;1758

Jakob van der Schley - Hand-coloured map of Maluku Islands - Indonesia 

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”A plain map of Asia, according to the method of the Abbe Gaultier” Hand-coloured engraved map originates from a complete course of geography, by means of instructive games, invented by the Abbe Gaultier. Collated with the author’s last Paris edition, and digested for Europe conformably to the territorial arrangements of the Pacification of 1815, by Jehoshaphat Aspin. In three parts. The first part, containing the game of simple geography, for teaching the names and situations of the different countries and places of the Earth. The second part, containing a concise treatise on the artificial sphere. The third part, containing a geographical game, illustrative of ancient and modern history. Engraved by S. and R. Bentley, printed for John Harris and Son, corner of St. Paul’s Church-yard in London, 1821. Samuel Bentley (1785-1868) and Richard Bentley (1794-1871) were prominent figures in the London publishing world during the early 19th century. Samuel was known for his work as a printer, while Richard gained recognition as a publisher, founding the publishing house Richard Bentley &amp; Son. Artist or Maker:&nbsp;Samuel Bentley / Richard Bentley / Abbe Gaultier Dimensions:46 cm x 36 cm Medium:&nbsp;Engraving Date:&nbsp;1821

Samuel Bentley / Richard Bentley - A plain map of Asia, according to the method of the Abbe Gaultie

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”Carte Particuliere De L'Isle D'Amboine” Hand-coloured map shows topographical details, mostly elevations, on Ambon, an island off the southwest coast of Ceram, lying north of the Banda Sea and south of the Molucca islands between Indonesia and New Guinea. The chart notes harbors and small settlements around the coast, and Chateau Victoria a large building on the shore of Lemy Timor. This map by Jakob van der Schley Jacques-Nicolas Bellin, published in Amsterdam, 1770. Jacques-Nicolas Bellin (1703-1772) was a renowned French cartographer and hydrographer. He served as the chief hydrographer of the French Navy and was a member of the French Academy of Sciences. Bellin is best known for his detailed and accurate maps, many of which were published in influential works like Le Petit Atlas Maritime and Histoire générale des voyages. His contributions significantly advanced the field of marine cartography during the 18th century.&nbsp; Artist or Maker:&nbsp;Jacques-Nicolas Bellin / Jakob van der Schley Dimensions:37 cm x 25 cm&nbsp; Medium:&nbsp;Engraving Date:&nbsp;1770

Jacques-Nicolas Bellin / Jakob van der Schley - Indonesia - Map of the Island of Ambon - Southeast Asia - Carte Particuliere De L'Isle D'Amboine - 1681-1700