Germany - Bavaria and the Upper Palatinate / Opper-Pfalz); Guilielmus Blaeuw come firmato nell'incisione - William Blaeu (1571–1638) – Palatinato di Baviera – Antica mappa colorata a mano – Amsterdam, XVII - 1561-1580

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This hand-coloured copper engraving of Bavaria and the Upper Palatinate was made by Willem Janszoon Blaeu for the seventeenth-century Atlas Maior.

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Description from the seller

Author: William Blaeu (William Blaeuw)

Technique: Copper engraving with antique hand-applied coloration. On the back: Dutch explanatory text entitled "De Opper-Pfaltz".

Dimensions: Plate size (dimensions of the plate): approximately 38×49.8 cm
Sheet size: about 49.5×59.3 cm

Condition: Loose paper. Color slightly darkened or stained due to age. Central vertical fold with a small break in the fold; creases in the lower center and right; small defect or hole in the lower left. The original colors are splendidly preserved, the heraldic cartouche magnificently decorated.

Color state: Hand colored antique (or old). Chromatic details: The map shows the territorial boundaries of the Palatinate and Bavaria outlined in color (yellow, pink/red, green) and a rich heraldic cartouche finely painted in multiple colors (red, blue, violet, black and gold).

A short description for enthusiasts of historical geography.

An exceptional and rare map of the Palatinate of Bavaria, published by the illustrious Amsterdam cartographer William Blaeu. The splendid noble insignia illustrated, the mile scales, and the accurate topography make this map a coveted item among collectors. On the back is a seventeenth-century typographic description of the Opper-Pfaltz region.

Tracked UPS shipping in a protective tube.

Author: William Blaeu (William Blaeuw)

Technique: Copper engraving with antique hand-applied coloration. On the back: Dutch explanatory text entitled "De Opper-Pfaltz".

Dimensions: Plate size (dimensions of the plate): approximately 38×49.8 cm
Sheet size: about 49.5×59.3 cm

Condition: Loose paper. Color slightly darkened or stained due to age. Central vertical fold with a small break in the fold; creases in the lower center and right; small defect or hole in the lower left. The original colors are splendidly preserved, the heraldic cartouche magnificently decorated.

Color state: Hand colored antique (or old). Chromatic details: The map shows the territorial boundaries of the Palatinate and Bavaria outlined in color (yellow, pink/red, green) and a rich heraldic cartouche finely painted in multiple colors (red, blue, violet, black and gold).

A short description for enthusiasts of historical geography.

An exceptional and rare map of the Palatinate of Bavaria, published by the illustrious Amsterdam cartographer William Blaeu. The splendid noble insignia illustrated, the mile scales, and the accurate topography make this map a coveted item among collectors. On the back is a seventeenth-century typographic description of the Opper-Pfaltz region.

Tracked UPS shipping in a protective tube.

Details

Era
1400-1900
Manufacturer/brand
Willem Janszoon Blaeu
Number of objects
1
Country
Germany
Geographical specification
Bavaria and the Upper Palatinate / Opper-Pfalz)
Map maker/publisher
Guilielmus Blaeuw come firmato nell'incisione
Designer/artist/maker
Willem Janszoon Blaeu (Guilielmus Blaeuw)
Map/book title
William Blaeu (1571–1638) – Palatinato di Baviera – Antica mappa colorata a mano – Amsterdam, XVII
Period
1561-1580
Condition
Good
Technique
Copper engraving
Additional Information
Atlas: Atlas Maior (or Theatrum Orbis Terrarum)
Map colour
Contemporary hand colour
Height
49.5 cm
Width
53 cm
ItalyVerified
155
Objects sold
100%
Private

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