Rare Antique Map Utrecht Original 17th Century Engraving Dutc Utrecht province old map gooi original 17th century engraving antique print dutch history cartography. “tabula nova provinciae ultrajectinae quam jussu nob: hujus dominij ordinum emensus est bernardus du roy.” kopergravure, verkleinde uitgave van de wandkaart van nicolaes visscher, uitgegeven rond 1696 door pieter schenk junior te amsterdam.
Rare Antique Map Utrecht Original 17th Century Engrav Vrogue Co A rather appealing cartographic depiction of the developments described above is the town plan of utrecht engraved by jan van vianen and published by c. specht in 1695. this is the later and unamended republication of the plan by the firm ottens. compared to other maps from the 16th century, this map shows the expanded fortifications at their. Binding: original bindings of calfskin over pasteboard, with gold tooling. provenance: from the collection of the utrecht provincial registry; in 1881 assigned to the utrecht university library. part 3 lacks map 44 (zürich), part 4 map 32 (segeberg), part 5 maps 12 (bornos zahara), 37 (thietmarsia), and 65 (napoli), and part 6 map 28 (znojmo). Most were printed from plates used for janssonius and blaeu town atlases. after he died in 1706, his widow continued the shop until 1709. the plates and stock of de wit's atlas were sold to covens & mortier in 1710, who sold the atlas for an extended period. map of utrecht by f. de wit, oriented to the southwest. Understanding the map printing process used during the first half of the 17th century was paramount for analyzing the maps throughout the course of our research project. two methods of printing were common at the time, relief and intaglio. the maps in this exhibit were all printed using the intaglio method and copper plates.
Rare Antique Map Utrecht Original 17th Century Engrav Vrogue Co Most were printed from plates used for janssonius and blaeu town atlases. after he died in 1706, his widow continued the shop until 1709. the plates and stock of de wit's atlas were sold to covens & mortier in 1710, who sold the atlas for an extended period. map of utrecht by f. de wit, oriented to the southwest. Understanding the map printing process used during the first half of the 17th century was paramount for analyzing the maps throughout the course of our research project. two methods of printing were common at the time, relief and intaglio. the maps in this exhibit were all printed using the intaglio method and copper plates. 18th century map engraving newport, a strong sea port town in flanders, unknown h 15.36 in. w 19.3 in. north holland, netherlands: a large 17th c. hand colored map by sanson & jaillot. The dutch commercial cartography up until the end of the 17th century can be divided in two periods: the southern netherlands period lasting until ca. 1600, with antwerp as the production centre, with a few decades overlap followed by the northern netherlands period in which the production of maps and atlases was concentrated in amsterdam.
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