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- 69. PIERRE MORTIER (1661 – 1711) “Pavillon D’ Italie C” Contemporary hand-coloured engraving, 49x53cm AMSTERDAM 1693
- 70. PIERRE MORTIER “Autre Pavillons d’ Espagne et des Venesiens C” Contemporary hand-coloured engraving, 49x53cm AMSTERDAM 1693
- 71. ALEXIS H. JAILLOT (1632 - 1712) “La Scandinavie Et les Environs” Contemporary hand.coloured engraving, 54,5x87cm AMSTERDAM c. 1696
- 72. ERIK DAHLBERG among others
- 73. (F.DE WIT) - COVENS MORTIER
- 74. HENRY A. CHATELAIN (1684 – 1743)
- 75. (FREDERICK DE WIT) – LOUIS RENARD
- 76. JONAS RAMUS (1649 – 1718)
- 29x18,5cm, large paper copy.
- Dresden (), «M. Bodenehr Sculps»
- COPENHAGEN (Peter Nørvig) 1719
www.antiquemaps.no 36
“Pavillon D’ Italie & C” Contemporary hand-coloured engraving, 49x53cm AMSTERDAM 1693 In the spring of 1693 Mortier published Sanson’s “Le Neptune Francois” and a set of highly decorative sea flags accompanied some copies of the atlas. The engraver was the famous Dutch artist Romain de Hooghe. Depicted are the sea flags of The Pope of Rome, Monaco, Ragouse, Toscany, Savoye, Livorne, Genova, Modena and Jerusalem. Excellent condition in fresh original colours. Literature: “Old” Koeman volume III for Mortier) 12 000,-
(€1500) 70. PIERRE MORTIER “Autre Pavillons d’ Espagne et des Venesiens & C” Contemporary hand-coloured engraving, 49x53cm AMSTERDAM 1693 Here is shown Bourgogne, Vlaamsee, Flandern (2), Malta (2) and Venice (3). Excellent condition in fresh original colours. 12 000,- (€1500)
71. ALEXIS H. JAILLOT (1632 - 1712) “La Scandinavie Et les Environs” Contemporary hand.coloured engraving, 54,5x87cm AMSTERDAM c. 1696 A DELUXE-COPY IN EXQUISITE ORIGINAL COLOURS. Large and impressive map. In mint condition printed on crisp paper with large margins. Literature: Mingroot - Ermen “Scandinavia in Old Maps and Prints” no. 56 13 000,- (€1625)
37 Galleri Bygdøy Allé - Kunstantikvariat Pama 72. ERIK DAHLBERG among others “The Carl X’s funeral procession through Stockholm” 13 –sheets engravings originally mounted and folded making a total size of c. 30x450cm!
One of the longest copper engraved views ever printed. A hole c. 1x2cm affecting engraving no. 2 6 000,-
(€750) 73. (F.DE WIT) - COVENS & MORTIER “Nova Tabula Magni Ducatus Finlandiæ” Contemporary handcoloured engraving, 43,5x52cm AMSTERDAM (c. 1680), but c. 1700 AN EXCELLENT EXAMPLE! First published by De Wit based on the map by Blaeu from c.1659 which was the first special map of Finland. A rare map in this Covens - Mortier state and in such a pristine condition. 12 000,- (€1500)
74. HENRY A. CHATELAIN (1684 – 1743) «Carte Genealogique Pour Conduire A L’Histoire Des Rois Du Nord La Carte De Leurs Etats Leurs Armes Et Des» Hand-coloured engraving, 38x95cm AMSTERDAM c. 1714 Genealogical tree of the Nordic Kings from the ancient until c. 1706 including coats of arms and two maps. 5 000,-
(€625) 75. (FREDERICK DE WIT) – LOUIS RENARD “Occidentalior Tractus Indiarum Orientalium a Promontorio Bonæ Spei ad. C. Comorin… ” Contemporary hand-coloured engraving, 49x57cm AMSTERDAM 1715 or 1739 Renard’s sea chart of the Indian Ocean with Africa, the Arabian Peninsula, India, etc. A gorgeous original colour example with full margins. A soft crease and a minor fold split only. 13 000,-
(€1625) www.antiquemaps.no 38
«Norriges Kongers Historie I Tvende Parter Den förste Part / Fra Kong Nor Indtil Kong Kong Harald Haarfager / Den Anden Part / Fra Kong Harald Haarfager Indtil Kong Oluf Hagensøn…» Complete, 4to, 29x18,5cm, large paper copy. 11 pp +1, 4 -14, 322 pp, 6 pp register (printer’s error in the pagination of page 238). Loosely inserted the «Errata» leaf one page, and the engraved map of Norway
Contemporary full calf, both covers decorated in panels with lines and corner pieces gilt. Spine with seven raised bands, richly gilt, title in red. Marbled pastedowns and front leaves. All edges gilt (light rubbing, some surface scratches and worming, hinges weak or partly broken, strengthend, new front end paper)
COPENHAGEN (Peter Nørvig) 1719 A DELUXE AND PROVENANCED COPY OF «NORRIGES KONGERS HISTORIE» INCLUDING THE ICON NORWAY MAP BY RAMUS KNOWN IN A HANDFUL COPIES ONLY. Jonas Ramus (Romsdalen 1649 – Norderhov 1718) was vicar at Norderhov from 1690 but also historian and married to Anna Colbjørnsen. Among his published books «Nori Regnum – Norvegia Antiqva &
(1702), «Ulyssem et Outinum» (1702, 1713 og 1716), «Norges Beskrivelse» (1715 later edition 1735), «Norges Kongers Historie» was published posthumly in 1719. The normal size of this title is approximatly 20,5x16,5cm compared with this unique large paper copy 29x18,5cm. Very few copies were apparently accompanied by a folded engraved map «Delineatio Norwegiæ Novissima» as most book copies known are missing the map and loose copies of the map never appear on the market. In Ginsberg entry 15 the map is marked with «unobtainable». There are three members of the Ramus family dealing with map production and their works are the first serious Norwegian attempts in the mapping of Norway. Melchior Ramus, Jonas’ brother was commissioned by king Christian V in making maps of Norway. Five manuscript maps were finnished in 1692 and the intention was to print them from copper plates. However the project was cancelled upon Melchior’s death the year after. Together with Melchior’s son Joachim Frederik Ramus (Jonas foster son as well) Jonas compiled a manuscript map of Norway between 1700 and 1710, now disappeared. Probably the base for the printed «Delineatio Norwegiæ Novissima» it was compiled based on other sources than the previous maps by Melchior Ramus. The Norwegian cartographer O.A. Wangensteen is the author of a manuscript map with the date 1753 (Gunnerusbiblioteket, Trondheim). It is claimed that this map is based on Jonas and Joachim Frederik Ramus as it is supposed Wangensteen did not know the works by Melchior Ramus. The printed map was already in its time exceedingly rare. There are some comments from two famous Norwegian 18th century historian available explaining this: Erich Johan Jessen-Schardebøll wrote in 1763: «Det er synd, at vi har så få av dette vakre kartet, det er overraskende at under søkningen etter det, det er vanskelig å finne mennesker som har hørt om det...» and Gerhard Schønning has quoted: «Kartet over Norge, som er et vedlegg til J. Rami «Norges Kongers Historie» har nå blitt meget sjeldent». Only one other copy with the map is previously known on the market (Damms Antikvariat 1968). Only a few copies in institutions are recorded (one in the National Library of Norway). The map is folded in a way assuming it was originally bound in a regular copy together with the «Errata leaf», this special large paper copy was probably printed without the latter and the map. BOOK AND MAP IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. «THE COPY» INCLUDING THE «UNOBTAINABLE» MAP Yüklə 5,74 Mb. Dostları ilə paylaş:
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