Paul Dujardin - Le fac-similé de Paris en 1714 : réduction de 1/3 du plan de Jean de La Caille - 1880
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The facsimile of Paris in 1714, a reissue of Jean de La Caille's plan, reproduced by engraver Paul Dujardin and printed in Paris, France, on four plates of approximately 67–73 cm high by 100 cm wide, dating from around 1880 and in good condition.
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The Paris facsimile from 1714: a one-third reduction of Jean de La Caille's plan is a famous heliogravure reproduction published around 1880 in the 'Atlas des anciens plans de Paris,' prepared by the Imprimerie Nationale for the collection of the General History of Paris.
Main features
Author of the original: Jean de La Caille (1645-1723), Parisian surveyor and publisher.
Reproduction: Produced by engraver Paul Dujardin and printed by Ch. Chardon Aîné (high-precision heliogravure process).
Format: Divided into several plates (notably XXIV, XXIVbis, XXIVter, XXIV4), measuring about 67 to 73 cm in height by 100 cm in width.
Condition: Original copies of this 19th-century reissue are preserved in institutions such as the Musée Carnavalet or the Bibliothèque historique de la Ville de Paris. (source IA)
- Pl. XXIV1er - St-Benoist quarters, Place Maubert, Faubourg St-Antoine
- Pl. XXIVbis - St-Denis, St-Martin, de le Grève, St-Paul, Ste-Avoye, du Marais, St-Antoine
- Pl. XXVI - Montmartre quarters, the Île Notre-Dame, St-Jacques, Ste Opportune, St-Eustache, des Halles, St-Germain Lauxérois, du Palais Royal, de la Cité
- Pl. XXXIV - St-André quarters, St-Germain des Prés, du Luxembourg
Traces of damp. Central fold. Good overall condition.
Photos are part of the description.
The Paris facsimile from 1714: a one-third reduction of Jean de La Caille's plan is a famous heliogravure reproduction published around 1880 in the 'Atlas des anciens plans de Paris,' prepared by the Imprimerie Nationale for the collection of the General History of Paris.
Main features
Author of the original: Jean de La Caille (1645-1723), Parisian surveyor and publisher.
Reproduction: Produced by engraver Paul Dujardin and printed by Ch. Chardon Aîné (high-precision heliogravure process).
Format: Divided into several plates (notably XXIV, XXIVbis, XXIVter, XXIV4), measuring about 67 to 73 cm in height by 100 cm in width.
Condition: Original copies of this 19th-century reissue are preserved in institutions such as the Musée Carnavalet or the Bibliothèque historique de la Ville de Paris. (source IA)
- Pl. XXIV1er - St-Benoist quarters, Place Maubert, Faubourg St-Antoine
- Pl. XXIVbis - St-Denis, St-Martin, de le Grève, St-Paul, Ste-Avoye, du Marais, St-Antoine
- Pl. XXVI - Montmartre quarters, the Île Notre-Dame, St-Jacques, Ste Opportune, St-Eustache, des Halles, St-Germain Lauxérois, du Palais Royal, de la Cité
- Pl. XXXIV - St-André quarters, St-Germain des Prés, du Luxembourg
Traces of damp. Central fold. Good overall condition.
Photos are part of the description.
Details
Number of books
4
Subject
History
Book title
Le fac-similé de Paris en 1714 : réduction de 1/3 du plan de Jean de La Caille
Author/ Illustrator
Paul Dujardin
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1880
Height
710 mm
Edition
Reprint
Width
1030 mm
Language
French
Original language
Yes
Number of pages
4
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