Europe - [Lot of 2] - North-East Europe / Germany / Munich / Berlin; Christopher Weigel & David Kohler - Germania in Seculo V, P.C.N. / Germaniae - [LOT of 2] - 1701-1720

Europe - [Lot of 2] - North-East Europe / Germany / Munich / Berlin; Christopher Weigel & David Kohler - Germania in Seculo V, P.C.N. / Germaniae - [LOT of 2] - 1701-1720 #1.0
Europe - [Lot of 2] - North-East Europe / Germany / Munich / Berlin; Christopher Weigel & David Kohler - Germania in Seculo V, P.C.N. / Germaniae - [LOT of 2] - 1701-1720 #1.0
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Lot of 2 maps titled Germania in Seculo V, P.C.N. / Germaniae, produced by Christopher Weigel & David Kohler in Europe, depicting North-East Europe including Germany, Munich and Berlin, copper engravings hand-coloured contemporaneously, each 24 cm high by 18 cm wide, in very good condition.

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This lot of 2 Geographical Maps is an original copper engraving from 1720 (18th century).

This is the Latin edition of Weigel's work, edited by D. Kohler on ancient geography.
The map in question comes from the work titled: 'Descriptio Orbis Antiquii in 44 tables exhibited by IO. DAVIDE KOELERO... from Nuremberg, 1720.'

Large and beautiful maps, edited in Germany, with excellent original coloring, wide margins, and geographically well detailed at every point.

Condition: The condition is very good, excellent, as shown in the photos.

The overall dimensions of each map are: 24 cm by 18 cm.

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This lot of 2 Geographical Maps is an original copper engraving from 1720 (18th century).

This is the Latin edition of Weigel's work, edited by D. Kohler on ancient geography.
The map in question comes from the work titled: 'Descriptio Orbis Antiquii in 44 tables exhibited by IO. DAVIDE KOELERO... from Nuremberg, 1720.'

Large and beautiful maps, edited in Germany, with excellent original coloring, wide margins, and geographically well detailed at every point.

Condition: The condition is very good, excellent, as shown in the photos.

The overall dimensions of each map are: 24 cm by 18 cm.

Seller's Story

I am a private Catawiki seller and I sell collectibles, a wonderful world.
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Details

Era
1400-1900
Number of items
2
Country
Europe
Geographical specification
[Lot of 2] - North-East Europe / Germany / Munich / Berlin
Map maker/ publisher
Christopher Weigel & David Kohler
Map/ Book title
Germania in Seculo V, P.C.N. / Germaniae - [LOT of 2]
Period
1701-1720
Condition
Excellent
Technique
Copper engraving
Additional Information
Original lot of 2 colored copper engravings
Map colour
Contemporary hand colour
Height
24 cm
Width
18 cm
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