Germany - Central Europe; Ptolemy - Tab. IV Europae, Germaniam et Galliam Belgicam exhibens - 1721-1750

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An uncoloured copper-engraved map of Central Europe, titled “Tab. IV Europae, Germaniam et Galliam Belgicam exhibens”, published by Wetstein & Smith in 1730 from Mercator’s adaptation of Ptolemy’s Geographia, with wide margins and measuring 49 × 56 cm.

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Copperplate map of Central Europe. From Mercator’s adaptation of the *Geographia* by the ancient scholar Claudius Ptolemy, first published in 1578. Shown here from the final edition of the atlas, published in 1730 by Wetstein & Smith in Amsterdam; see Koeman’s *Atlantes Neerlandici*, 0904:1.3. On laid paper with watermark.

Sheet size 49 x 56 cm

Condition
excellent

Copperplate map of Central Europe. From Mercator’s adaptation of the *Geographia* by the ancient scholar Claudius Ptolemy, first published in 1578. Shown here from the final edition of the atlas, published in 1730 by Wetstein & Smith in Amsterdam; see Koeman’s *Atlantes Neerlandici*, 0904:1.3. On laid paper with watermark.

Sheet size 49 x 56 cm

Condition
excellent

Details

Era
1400-1900
Number of objects
1
Country
Germany
Geographical specification
Central Europe
Map maker/publisher
Ptolemy
Map/book title
Tab. IV Europae, Germaniam et Galliam Belgicam exhibens
Period
1721-1750
Condition
Excellent
Technique
Copper engraving
Additional Information
wide margins
Map colour
Uncoloured map
Height
49 cm
Width
56 cm
GermanyVerified
449
Objects sold
100%
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