Europe - Czech Republic / Baltic Sea / Bohemia / Poland / Lithuania / Prague / Silesia / Brno / Moravia; Matthaus Seutter - Bohemiae Regnum - 1721-1750





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Bohemiae Regnum, by Matthaus Seutter, a hand-coloured copper-plate map of Europe dating circa 1720, showing the Czech Republic / Baltic Sea / Bohemia / Poland / Lithuania / Prague / Silesia / Brno / Moravia, with size 29 by 22 cm.
Description from the seller
This rare geographical map is an original copper engraving from around 1720.
This is the very rare pocket edition of Matthäus Seutter's atlas, published in 1720, titled 'ATLAS MINOR - Atlas novus sive Tabulae geographicae totius Orbis faciem, partes, imperia, regna et provincias exhibentes exactissima cura iuxta recentissima observationae Matthaeus Seutter-Grosser Atlas,' which contains all the universal, special, and particular geographical maps of the entire world, including regions, empires, kingdoms, and provinces, created with the utmost precision according to the latest observations. Augsburg, 1720.
Beautiful map published in Germany, with excellent and original watercolor, wide margins, and geographically well detailed at every point.
Conditions: the conditions are truly more than good, excellent, as shown in the photo.
The overall dimensions of the map are: 29 cm x 22 cm.
Seller's Story
This rare geographical map is an original copper engraving from around 1720.
This is the very rare pocket edition of Matthäus Seutter's atlas, published in 1720, titled 'ATLAS MINOR - Atlas novus sive Tabulae geographicae totius Orbis faciem, partes, imperia, regna et provincias exhibentes exactissima cura iuxta recentissima observationae Matthaeus Seutter-Grosser Atlas,' which contains all the universal, special, and particular geographical maps of the entire world, including regions, empires, kingdoms, and provinces, created with the utmost precision according to the latest observations. Augsburg, 1720.
Beautiful map published in Germany, with excellent and original watercolor, wide margins, and geographically well detailed at every point.
Conditions: the conditions are truly more than good, excellent, as shown in the photo.
The overall dimensions of the map are: 29 cm x 22 cm.

