This auction features an exceptional collection of antique prints, maps, and drawings, showcasing works from renowned artists such as Giovanni Battista Piranesi, Bruno Liljefors, and Anders Zorn. In addition to these masterpieces, the collection includes a variety of decorative prints, including the well-known "Nordens Flora", and many more exquisite pieces.

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”Palatinatus Inferior, sive Electoratus Palatinus Ad Rhenum" The tormented geography of the Rheinish Palatinate (in pink). Hand-coloured copper engraving by Conrad Lotter, published by Matthäus Seutter in or around 1750.&nbsp;The map depicts the Lower Palatinate, also known as the Electorate of the Palatinate, along the Rhine River. It features detailed geographical information, including cities, towns, rivers, forests, and mountains of the region, with a decorative cartouche in the corner. The map is richly colored, typical of Seutter's style, and provides an intricate representation of 18th-century territorial boundaries and landmarks in this part of what is now southwestern Germany.

Tobias Konrad Lotter - Hand-coloured map - Palatinatus Inferior, sive Electoratus Palatinus Ad Rhenum

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”Les Dix Cercles d'Allemagne” &amp; ”Allemange en generale” 1. Wonderfully detailed miniature map of the Holy Roman Empire, including a very large Poland.&nbsp;2. Wonderfully detailed miniature map of Germany with the Netherlands. Hand-coloured maps, published in Paris, 1683 by Alain Manesson Mallet. Alain Mannesson Mallet (1630-1706) was a French mapmaker and engineer who served in the armies of Louis XIV. After rising through the ranks, Mallet was appointed as Inspector of Fortifications, a job which also required mathematical skills and which made him a competent military engineer. Eventually, he joined the court of Louis XIV at Versailles, where he taught math and focused on writing.

Alain Manesson Mallet - Set of 2 Hand-coloured maps - Map of Germany - Map of Poland

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”Royaumes d'Espagne et de Portugal” / ”Kingdoms of Spain and Portugal” 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. Gilles Robert de Vaugondy (1686–1766) was a notable French cartographer and engraver renowned for his contributions to 18th-century cartography. He succeeded his father, Michel de Vaugondy, and became one of the leading figures in French mapmaking during his time. Gilles was known for producing accurate and artistically rich maps, often incorporating contemporary geographical knowledge and political boundaries. His works, including various atlases and individual maps, were influential in the development of cartography in France and helped disseminate geographical knowledge across Europe. Artist or Maker:&nbsp;Gilles Robert de Vaugondy Medium:&nbsp;Engraving Date:&nbsp;1806

Gilles Robert de Vaugondy - Map of Portugal - Royaumes d'Espagne et de Portugal

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”Brussels” A decorative hand-coloured city plan of Brussels by John Rapkin (vignettes by J. Watkins) originates from Thomas Wright’s&nbsp;”Universal Pronouncing Dictionary”. The work was published in London by London Printing and Publishing House, ca 1851. The vignettes show: Hotel de Ville, Church of St. Gudule, Brussels near the Porte D'Andelecht, Avenue in the Park Palace Royal. John Rapkin was a British cartographer and engraver known for his detailed and decorative maps, particularly of cities in Europe. His works often featured ornate designs and illustrations, making them both functional and visually appealing, and they gained popularity for educational and decorative purposes. Artist or Maker:&nbsp;John Rapkin / J. Watkins Medium:&nbsp;Steel engraving Date:&nbsp;1851

John Rapkin / J. Watkins - City plan of Brussels - Belgium - 1851-1860

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”Brauna in Ober Bayern” / ”Braunau in Upper Bavaria” Antique hand coloured map by Gabriel Bodenehr originates from ”Europeans Macht und Pracht”, a series of engravings depicting city views, plans, fortresses and castles in Europe. The work was published in Augsburg, 1704. Gabriel Bodenehr (1664–1758) was a prominent German publisher and engraver based in Augsburg, known for his detailed maps and city views in the 17th and 18th centuries. His notable series, "Europaeum Macht und Pracht," showcased engravings of various European regions, contributing significantly to the field of cartography and historical documentation. Artist or Maker:&nbsp;Gabriel Bodenehr Medium:&nbsp;Copper engraving Date:&nbsp;1704

Gabriel Bodenehr (1664–1758) - Map of Germany - Braunau in Upper Bavaria

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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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”Plan du fort de la Quenoke pres Dixmude” / ”Plan of the fortress of Quenoke / Knokke Brug near 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 fortress of Quenoke - 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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”Pianta del Porto d'Acapulco Sopra la Costa de Messico nel Mar del Sud..” This attractive small plan of the walled fort, town, and bay of Acapulco includes numerous soundings in the bay. A lettered key locates fourteen features on plan. A fleur-de-lis orients the map with north to the left, and the plan is surrounded in an engraved picture-frame style border. Hand-coloured antique map originates 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. Artist or MakerGiuseppe Pazzi / Giuseppe Maria Terreni MediumHand-coloured engraving Date1763

Giuseppe Pazzi / Giuseppe Maria Terreni - Mexico - Map of Acapulco

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This wonderful hand-coloured copper engraving originates from "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 published in Livorno by Marco Coltellini, 1763. Author or Maker:&nbsp;D. Veremondo Rossi Publisher:&nbsp;Marco Coltellini&nbsp; Medium:&nbsp;Engraving&nbsp;

D. Veremondo Rossi - North America - Map of Canada - Quebec

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Original astronomical colour lithography from "Populär Astronomi af Camille Flammarion" Albert Bonniers Förlag in 1897. Medium:&nbsp;Color Lithograph Date:&nbsp;1897 Artist:&nbsp;Albert Bonniers Förlag

Albert Bonniers Förlag - Astronomical Map "Northern Starry Sky"; from "Populär Astronomi af Camille Flammarion"

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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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Old coloured antique map of the region around Parma by Homann Heirs. Shows the area of Italy between Pavia and Reggio Emilia with Parma, Cremona and Piacenza. Below a beautiful title cartouche and a plan of Parma and Piacenza. Medium:&nbsp;Engraving Date:&nbsp;1731 Artist:&nbsp;Homann Heirs

Homann Heirs - Map of Italy / Parma / Emilia-Romagna - Status Parmensis - 1721-1750

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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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"Geldria Ducatus et Zutfania Comitatus". The Blaeus: Willem Janszoon, Cornelis &amp; Joan Copper engraved map of the Dutch provinces of Geldria &amp; Zutphen from Blaeu's "Theatrum Orbis terrarum, sive atlas novus .Partis Prima pars Altera." Double page; folio; Latin text to verso.Decorative title cartouche, with allegorical figure and coats of arms; scale; ships and compass rose to sea. The map shows Gelderland orientated west at the top, including Northern Limburg, the Eastern part of Brabant, Veluwe and Zutphen;including the towns of Utrecht, Enschede, Rhunbeck, Maaseik, Eindhoven, Gorcum, etc.&nbsp; Willem Jansz. (also written Guilielmus Janssonius) = Willem Janszoon Blaeu, was born in Uitgeest (Netherlands), near Alkmaar in 1571. He studied mathematics under Tycho Brahe and learned the theory and practice of astronomical observations and the art of instrument- and globe making. Willem Janszoon Blaeu died in 1638, leaving his prospering business to his sons, Cornelis and Joan. Of Cornelis we only know that his name occurs in the prefaces of books and atlases until c. 1645. Artist or MakerWillem Janszoon Blaeu MediumCopperplate engraving Date1647

Willem Janszoon Blaeu - Netherlands - Map of the province of Gelderland (Guelders) - Geldria Ducatus et Zutfania Comitatus - 1661-1680

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Finely colored antique map of Ancient Rome, published by Pieter van der Aa and inspired by the work of Renaissance mapmaker Pirro Ligorio. The map illustrates Rome at the time of Augustus Caesar, seeking to depict Rome in its grandeur and detailed complexity.&nbsp;At the center of the map is the Tiber River, crossing the city and portrayed with exquisite detail. Seven bridges span across the river, each painstakingly labeled with ancient Roman scripts. Noteworthy is the Pons Aemilius, the oldest stone bridge in Rome, captured in its original glory. Artist or MakerPieter van der Aa MediumEngraving Date1696-1700

Pieter van der Aa - Map of Rome - "Antiquæ Urbis Romæ Imago Accuratiss Ex Vetustis Monumentis..." - 1681-1700

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Poster depicting Jordens väg kring solen (The Earth's Path Around the Sun), illustrating the changing of the seasons, created by Thure von Mentzer and published by Norrköping Lithographic Limited Company in 1869. Thure Alexander von Mentzer, born on September 16, 1807, in Oltorp, Dimbo parish, Skaraborg County, died on February 11, 1892, was a Swedish cartographer. After serving as a cornet in the Life Regiment Hussar Corps from 1828 to 1833, von Mentzer was appointed second lieutenant in 1838 and promoted to lieutenant in 1848. He published several regulations and communication maps, along with numerous geographical, historical, and statistical cartographic works, most of which were intended for educational use. His contributions significantly advanced the field of cartography in Sweden, particularly in the context of education. Artist or MakerThure von Mentzer MediumLithography Date1869

Astronomy - Earths Orbit Plan; Thure Alexander von Mentzer - The Earth's Path Around the Sun - 1861-1880

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”L’Italia” 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. Artist or Maker:&nbsp;Robert de Vaugondy Medium:&nbsp;Copper Engraving Date:&nbsp;1806