Germany - Great Britain, United Kingdom, Ireland; Johann Baptist Homann (1664–1724) - Mappa Antica - Johann Baptist Homann (c. 1710) - "Magna Britannia complectens Anglia, Scotia et - 1701-1720

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Antique copperplate map by Johann Baptist Homann (ca. 1710–1720), Magna Britannia complectens Anglia, Scotia et Hibernia, published in Nuremberg, hand-coloured, 53 × 61 cm, in very good to good condition.

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Map Title: Magna Britannia complectens Anglia, Scotia et Hibernia Regna in suas Provincias et Comitatus divisa

Cartographer / Publisher: Johann Baptist Homann (1664–1724)
Place of publication: Nuremberg (Norimberga)
Era / Year: ca. 1710–1720
Technique: Copperplate engraving with hand coloring (hand-colored copperplate engraving)
Privilege: Cum Privilegio S.C.M. (Sacra Caesarea Maestà)

Detailed Description:
Splendid and celebrated geographical map of Great Britain and Ireland, engraved and published in Nuremberg by the eminent German cartographer Johann Baptist Homann.

Cartographic Details: The map depicts with extraordinary richness the kingdoms of England, Scotland and Ireland, subdivided into counties and provinces, with indications of the minor islands (Isle of Man, Anglesey, the Hebrides, the Orkneys, the Isles of Scilly). In the lower right corner the coast of the continental Europe (the Netherlands and Flanders) is visible. In the lower left there are graphic scales expressed in English miles, Scottish miles, Irish miles, German miles, and hours of walking.

Figurative Cartouche: Large and exceptional allegorical cartouche located in the upper right corner. It features the portrait of King George I (or William III depending on the edition), supported by cherubs and putti, accompanied by allegorical figures symbolizing Britain’s maritime and commercial power, the royal coat of arms, and the British lion.

Back (Reverse): The back is white, with a sepia-era handwritten note "Britannia compt. Angl. Schot. & Hibern. Regna" and a manuscript collection mark/signature of an old collection ("M.V."), evidence of its historical provenance from an Atlantic or private collection.

Condition and State of Preservation:
General Condition: Very good / Good for a map over 300 years old.
Coloring: Era coloring well preserved within regional boundaries.
Measurements: 53 x 61 cm
Margins and Fold: Margins complete. Original central editorial fold reinforced/preserved.
Sheets/Back: Shows slight natural foxing and time-related signs that attest to authenticity, without compromising the paper’s aesthetics or legibility.
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Map Title: Magna Britannia complectens Anglia, Scotia et Hibernia Regna in suas Provincias et Comitatus divisa

Cartographer / Publisher: Johann Baptist Homann (1664–1724)
Place of publication: Nuremberg (Norimberga)
Era / Year: ca. 1710–1720
Technique: Copperplate engraving with hand coloring (hand-colored copperplate engraving)
Privilege: Cum Privilegio S.C.M. (Sacra Caesarea Maestà)

Detailed Description:
Splendid and celebrated geographical map of Great Britain and Ireland, engraved and published in Nuremberg by the eminent German cartographer Johann Baptist Homann.

Cartographic Details: The map depicts with extraordinary richness the kingdoms of England, Scotland and Ireland, subdivided into counties and provinces, with indications of the minor islands (Isle of Man, Anglesey, the Hebrides, the Orkneys, the Isles of Scilly). In the lower right corner the coast of the continental Europe (the Netherlands and Flanders) is visible. In the lower left there are graphic scales expressed in English miles, Scottish miles, Irish miles, German miles, and hours of walking.

Figurative Cartouche: Large and exceptional allegorical cartouche located in the upper right corner. It features the portrait of King George I (or William III depending on the edition), supported by cherubs and putti, accompanied by allegorical figures symbolizing Britain’s maritime and commercial power, the royal coat of arms, and the British lion.

Back (Reverse): The back is white, with a sepia-era handwritten note "Britannia compt. Angl. Schot. & Hibern. Regna" and a manuscript collection mark/signature of an old collection ("M.V."), evidence of its historical provenance from an Atlantic or private collection.

Condition and State of Preservation:
General Condition: Very good / Good for a map over 300 years old.
Coloring: Era coloring well preserved within regional boundaries.
Measurements: 53 x 61 cm
Margins and Fold: Margins complete. Original central editorial fold reinforced/preserved.
Sheets/Back: Shows slight natural foxing and time-related signs that attest to authenticity, without compromising the paper’s aesthetics or legibility.
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Details

Era
1400-1900
Manufacturer/brand
Homann Officina / Homann Erben / Homannianis Heredibus
Number of objects
1
Country
Germany
Geographical specification
Great Britain, United Kingdom, Ireland
Map maker/publisher
Johann Baptist Homann (1664–1724)
Map/book title
Mappa Antica - Johann Baptist Homann (c. 1710) - "Magna Britannia complectens Anglia, Scotia et
Period
1701-1720
Condition
Good
Technique
Copper engraving
Additional Information
Atlas Novus (Homann)
Map colour
Contemporary hand colour
Height
53 cm
Width
61 cm
ItalyVerified
152
Objects sold
100%
Private

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