Türkiye - Turkey; Rigobert Bonne / Jean Lattré - Turquie d’Europe et partie de celle d’Asie divisée par grandes Provinces et Gouvernements - 1761-1780

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A hand-coloured copper-engraved map of Turkey, titled “Turquie d’Europe et partie de celle d’Asie divisée par grandes Provinces et Gouvernements”, by Rigobert Bonne and Jean Lattré for the Atlas Moderne.

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Original map of European Turkey and part of Asia Minor by Monsieur Janvier, geographer, published in Paris by Jean Lattré. Copper engraving, outlines enhanced by hand in contemporary color.

The map covers the Balkans, Greece and the archipelago, the Black Sea, Asia Minor, Crete and Cyprus. It shows the possessions of the Ottoman Empire, which Europeans at the time commonly called “Turkey,” with its provinces delineated in color. Fine rocaille cartouche ornamented with the Ottoman crescent.

The frame could not be removed to avoid any damage; consequently, the expert was unable to verify the authenticity of the map, of which the seller is the sole guarantor.

Dimensions: map 32.5 × 46 cm. Frame 60 × 45 cm.

Condition: Good. Central crease original, as on all atlas plates. Light foxing and stains in places, notably along the central fold. Small signs of handling on the frame.

Verso: not visible, the map being framed. The plates of the Atlas Moderne are normally blank on the back.

Origin: Atlas Moderne or Collection of maps of all parts of the globe, Paris, Jean Lattré, circa 1770–1780. Plate no. 23.

Presentation: framed under glass, black and gold stretcher, cream matt with border. Ready to hang.

Shipping: tracked and insured parcel, reinforced packaging (glass protected, cardboard corners, bubble wrap, rigid carton). Possible to ship without frame, flat, on request, to reduce shipping costs.

Original map of European Turkey and part of Asia Minor by Monsieur Janvier, geographer, published in Paris by Jean Lattré. Copper engraving, outlines enhanced by hand in contemporary color.

The map covers the Balkans, Greece and the archipelago, the Black Sea, Asia Minor, Crete and Cyprus. It shows the possessions of the Ottoman Empire, which Europeans at the time commonly called “Turkey,” with its provinces delineated in color. Fine rocaille cartouche ornamented with the Ottoman crescent.

The frame could not be removed to avoid any damage; consequently, the expert was unable to verify the authenticity of the map, of which the seller is the sole guarantor.

Dimensions: map 32.5 × 46 cm. Frame 60 × 45 cm.

Condition: Good. Central crease original, as on all atlas plates. Light foxing and stains in places, notably along the central fold. Small signs of handling on the frame.

Verso: not visible, the map being framed. The plates of the Atlas Moderne are normally blank on the back.

Origin: Atlas Moderne or Collection of maps of all parts of the globe, Paris, Jean Lattré, circa 1770–1780. Plate no. 23.

Presentation: framed under glass, black and gold stretcher, cream matt with border. Ready to hang.

Shipping: tracked and insured parcel, reinforced packaging (glass protected, cardboard corners, bubble wrap, rigid carton). Possible to ship without frame, flat, on request, to reduce shipping costs.

Details

Era
1400-1900
Number of objects
1
Country
Türkiye
Geographical specification
Turkey
Map maker/publisher
Rigobert Bonne / Jean Lattré
Map/book title
Turquie d’Europe et partie de celle d’Asie divisée par grandes Provinces et Gouvernements
Period
1761-1780
Condition
Reasonable
Technique
Copper engraving
Additional Information
Modern Atlas
Map colour
Contemporary hand colour
Height
33 cm
Width
46 cm
FranceVerified
Private

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