Janssonius joannes (90 resultados)

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Paperback or Softback. Condición: New. Atlantis Majoris Quinta Pars, Orbem Maritimum Seu Omnium Marium Totius Orbis Terrarum (�d.1657). Book.

Condición: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Condición: New. In English.

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Condición: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

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Papiereinband. Condición: moderat. X, 148 S., 24 cm, unaufgeschnitten, alter Papiereinband fleckig und am Rücken stark eingerissen, gebräunt, Inhalt gut erhalten. Sprache: Latin Erstausgabe.

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This double page, hand coloured engraving is taken from Galliae et Helvetiae, which was volume 5 of THEATRUM PRAECIPUARUM URBIUM. Published in 1657. These magnificent city and town views are based in part on his purchase of the printing plates of Georg Braun and Abraham Hogenberg's celebrated Civitates orbis terrarum, but were much expanded by Janssonius. Poitiers is the largest view, measuring 46cm x 14cm (ie. the full width of the printed area, and half of the height). Above this are Montpellier and Tours (Each approximately 22cm x 15cm. Montpellier and Tours have numbered keys to them. Poitiers has the names of features on the map, and a summary of the features to it. Very good, contemporary hand colouring. The sheet is clean and neat, with a strong fold to the centre (as is normal) no foxing or damage to the plate. The text to the verso of the sheet are just visible in the margins if you look carefully. The exposed area of plate is 50cm x 34cm. Held under a gilt edged silk passepartout, and in a more recent gilt and black frame under glass. The frame is attractive and sympathetically displays the view. There are a couple of small chips and areas of rubbing to the frame. To the rear is a backing card, hanging steel, and old label from a New York at gallery with details of the plate. Sold with frame. If preferred, we can dispose of the frame and ship only the city view. Jan Jansson (1588-1664), was a contemporary and rival of the Dutch mapmaker Willem Janszoon Blaeu. He settled in Amsterdam as a bookseller and printer in 1612. He produced this reissue of Braun and Hogenberg's Civitates Orbis Terrarum in 1657. After his death, the company was continued by his heirs under the direction of Johannes van Waesbergen. In 1676 his heirs disposed of all the remaining sheets and stock by auction. The copperplates from Janssonius's atlases were afterwards sold to Schenk and Valck. .…

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. 2nd Edition. Folio (19 5/8 x 12 6/8 inches). Engraved historiated title-page, with contemporary hand-colour HEIGHTENED IN GOLD. Double-page engraved anemometric table with FINE CONTEMPORARY HAND-COLOUR IN FULL (right-hand edge frayed, re-inforced on verso, and with short closed tear affecting the image) and 32 maps by Jansson, Peter Kaerius, J. Laurenberg, and others, all with FINE CONTEMPORARY HAND-COLOUR in outline and with the cartouches and other decorative elements colored in full (2D4 separated at the gutter). Contemporary gilt-panelled mottled calf, gilt edges (rebacked, with an early repair to the front cover). "THE FIRST SEA ATLAS (IN THE REAL SENSE OF THE WORD)" (Koeman). Second Latin text edition, first published in 1650 as the fifth volume of Jansson's "Novus atlas." "Orbem maritimum" was the "first sea atlas in the real sense of the word . a collection of charts in folio size, to serve as an atlas for general purposes" (Koeman). Three maps relate to North America: an important sea-chart of the northern Atlantic "Mar del Nort"; "Insularum Hispaniolae et Cuba" showing the importance of these islands to the Spanish; and "Mar del Zur Hispanis Mare Pacificum" the first sea chart of the Pacific region, depicting California as an island, and a small part of the Gulf of Carpentaria. Other maps that show the early Western Australian coastline include "Mar di India" and "Polus Antarcticus". Koeman Me 165; cf Martin Woods for "Mapping our World: Terra Incognita to Australia", National Library of Australia, page 157. Catalogued by Kate Hunter COMMENTARY from Graham Arader: This atlas shows "the organized maritime domination of the Dutch in the age of the Baroque. [It] shows that they were putting the towering profits they were making on cloves, mace, nutmeg and pepper back to work looking for other opportunities beyond the Spice Islands. During this time they established over 70 trading posts all over the world including NYC, Wilmington, Trenton and Newark.".…

Hardcover. 3 volumes. Folio (19 3/8 x 12 2/8 inches). Three fine hand-coloured engraved title-pages, those to volumes one and II HEIGHTENED IN GOLD (title-page to volume III and index leaf of volume II restored). 319 fine double-page engraved maps, hand-coloured in outline, a few with cartouches HEIGHTENED IN GOLD, woodcut illustrations and tailpieces (light discolouration and browning particularly to margins, some offsetting, several other leaves with margins strengthened, occasional clean tears, some early repairs). FINE 18th-century Italian mottled vellum, all edges gilt (extremities a bit rubbed). A rare and attractive set of the 3 volume French edition of Jansson's "Atlas Novus". The set collates as follows: volume I, Koeman II Me97B, 109 maps; volume II, a variant of 92B with 98 rather than 99 maps, and with the title-page and address not on overslips, probably an intermediate state between 92A and 92B; volume III, 112 maps, a variant of Me 39B with the date on the title-page altered to 1641. By 1638 Jansson had taken control of the publishing firm begun by his father-in-law Jodocus Hondius, and issued his "Atlas Novus", a completely new work although based on the work of Mercator. He expanded the atlas to three volumes in competition with Blaeu, it was a great success and published long after Jansson's death in 1664. Catalogued by Kate Hunter.…

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. 1st Edition. Volume one, only (of 2). Folio (18 6/8 x 12 inches). Engraved title-page with letterpress overslips to the title and imprint, magnificent double-page engraved portrait of Mercator and Hondius, 81 engraved maps, including a fine example of Hondius' double-hemisphere world map (Shirley 336, state 1), six maps with amateur hand-colour in outline (map of Denmark with a repaired marginal tear, map of Prussia with frayed right hand edge). Modern half vellum marbled paper boards. Volume one only of the first English-language edition of Henricus Hondius and Joannes Janssonius's revision of Mercator's atlas, published in 1630 as a response to the growing threat of their competitor Willem Blaeu. The only atlas of the world to appear in English since the publication of Abraham Ortelius' "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum. The Theatre of the Whole World", published by John Norton in 1606. Each map is accompanied by descriptive text, bringing the glories of Charles I's empire, before it was torn apart by the Civil War, to a wider audience in a language that they could read. The wonderful double-hemisphere world map "is a fine ornate example of the decorative cartography of the time. The two hemispheres are bordered by voluptuous representations of the four elements and other scenes: in the top corners are portraits of Julius Caesar and Claudius Ptolemy and in the bottom corners are portraits of the author's father Jodocus Hondius and his mentor Gerard Mercator. For geographical detail Hondius has followed Speed and his contemporaries and also presents California as an island. New features include part of the north Australia coastline extending towards New Guinea and a redrawing of north-east Canada with 'Queen Anne's forland' (Baffin Island) shown completely circled by open water." (Shirley 336). The Hondius-Jansson world map was included in all issues of the Mercator atlas from 1633 to about 1658. Maps that relate to America include the world map, and the Poli Arctici, other maps are of England, Ireland, Scotland, northwest Europe and Greece. "Jodocus Hondius obtained the copper-plates of Mercator's atlases (Ptolemy's "Geographia" and the "Atlas") on 12 July 1604. He probably bought them at Leiden at the auction of Mercator's library, then in the possession of his grandson, Gerard Mercator, Jr. A partly new text to the maps was written by Petrus Montanus. after [Jodocus Hondius's] death, the widow with her seven children continued publishing the atlases under the name of Jodocus Hondius till 1620. The firm was reinforced by the very welcome help of Joannes Jansonius (1588-1664), who married 24-year-old Elizabeth Hondius in 1612. After 1619 the Atlas was published under the name of Henricus Hondius [Jodocus Hondius's son] (Koeman). Koeman II, Me 41a; Phillips Atlases 449. …

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Condición: en trés bon état. DUVAL Pierre Amsterdam JANSSONIUS Joannes 1658 une carte ancienne gravée sur cuivre (Copper etching) en noir et couleurs d'Epoque. Format : 44,5 cm de haut x 55 cm de large, pli central vertical normal venant d'un atlas( horizontal centerfold), texte en latin au verso, carte ornée de 4 cartouches richement ornés de 20 angelots et d'un paysan entrain de ramasser des pommes. carte double page gravée et colorée à la main d'époque, provenance : "Atlas novus, sive theatrum orbis terrarum : In quo Galliae, Helvetiae(Volume II)", 1658 Amsterdam JANSSONIUS Joannes Editeur, en trés bon état Très belle carte peinte à l'époque.ref : Koeman Me 67. TRÉS RARE . en trés bon état (very good condition). …

Gefaltete Kupferstich-Karte mit alt kolorierter Kartusche und Grenzkolorit. Blattmaß: 58 x 48 cm. Mit kleinem Riss in der Knickfalte im unterem Rand. Stärker gebräunt. Fotos gerne auf Anfrage.

Pas de couverture. Condición: Très bon. Carte in plano (55 X 42,5 cm). Beau cartouche soutenu par des anges ailés avc les armes de l'artois. Au dos texte en espagnol de l'ouvrage "Nuevo Atlas, o Teatro de Todo el Mundo de Juan Janssonio en el qual con gran Cuydado Se Proponen los Mapas y Descripciones de Todo el Universo,".…

Condición: Fair (see description). copper engraved map, 44.5 cms (17.5 ins) x 53 cms (21 ins), uncoloured, a detailed study of the Danish Region of Sjaellanda with Kiobenhafven (Kopenhaven) on the east and Fionae (Fyn) on West, central fold as issued and an additional lateral central fold, ownership stamp, a few ink blots, a few pinprick holes, a couple of larger holes and splits along folds in places, marginal tears and wear along top and lower margins, corners etc, some light pencil lines, Overall fair only, a reasonable working copy. Unbound Atlas Stock: A significant portion of the sheets printed in Amsterdam for Moses Pitt were shipped as flat sheets to Oxford to be text-typeset and bound. Flat sheets meant for maps facing each other or compiled as separate sheet-stock were deliberately left blank on the back. About the 16801683 Dutch "Atlas Contractus": While Moses Pitt was printing the English edition, his Amsterdam partner, Jansson van Waesbergen, was simultaneously printing untexted, blank-backed composite atlas stock (Atlas Contractus) using the exact same newly updated plates. When Moses Pitt and his partner Jansson van Waesbergen decided to update these 1640s copper plates in 1680, they needed a way to guide readers using their new alphabetical index system. Instead of deeply re-cutting the copper plate to create heavy ink-bearing lineswhich would have visually ruined the beautiful original Dutch cartographythe engraver lightly scored or scratched thin, shallow guide lines into the copper. Because those lines are incredibly shallow, a standard heavy rolling of thick intaglio ink didn't settle into them. When the plate was wiped clean before printing, almost all the ink came out of those microscopic scores. The faint grid you see is the physical metal of the plate subtly embossing or pressing into the damp paper under the immense weight of the rolling press, leaving a tactile impression rather than a bold line of black ink.The presence of the un-inked grid confirms our copy is the 1680 Moses Pitt/Waesbergen atlas state.…

). 53 x 59,5 cm. Mínima rasgadura. Navarra.

Unmounted. Size 21 x 25 inches. Decorative Antique map With two orig. ornamental cartouches and large orig. Coat of arms. Shows Westerwald and Taunus with the Lahn river area (from Lollar to Lahnstein) in the center. In very good condition. A few faint marks on margins, and a couple of slight nicks. Inch split lower centre fold margin. Uncoloured. …

Attractive map by Jansson, showing the southern Duchy of Holstein in northern Germany. Central to the map is the historically important Hanseatic port of Hamburg. Decorative, rococo style embellishments complement this delightful map. 437 x 540 mm (17.25 x 21.25 inches). Double-page, engraved with fine original hand-colour. Koeman 1:428.1 (28c).…

Incisione in rame, dipinta a mano d'epoca, mm 377x495. Bell' esemplare con qualche leggera traccia di umidit? Presenta una piccola crepa (percettibile solo in controluce) vicino alla giuntura delle due pagine. Nr.cat: 100_6864.

Condición: Very Good. Size : 372x488 (mm), 14.65x19.21 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring.

Size : 400x460 (mm), 15.75x18.125 (Inches), Hand Colored Very Good; central fold reinforced.

Size : 365x232 (mm), 14.375x9.125 (Inches), Original Hand Coloring Very Good; occasional browning spots; left margin extended.

Incisione in rame, colorata ai confini, di mm 385x485. Tratta dal volume di geografia del mondo antico di Hoornius. Raffigura l'Europa antica. Buon esemplare, lavato, con cospicui restauri visibili in controluce.

Incisione in rame colorata d'epoca e rinfrescata, mm 385x500. Elegante carta eseguita sull'originale di Magini. Ottimo esemplare. Janssonius, genero di Jodocus Hondius e cognato di Henricus, collaborÚ alla pubblicazione di atlanti, dopo l'acquisizione delle lastre di Mercatore da parte di Jodocus e dal 1638 fu in effetti colui che guidÚ l'impresa editoriale, mentre Henricus Hondius lentamente abbandonava l'attivit? (dal 1646 il suo nome non apparir? pi? su alcun frontespizio); risultÚ cosÏ divenire il grande avversario della famiglia Blaeu nel secolo d'oro della cartografia olandese. Buon esemplare con qualche brunitura e stampa in controparte, alcuni restauri a fratture dovute all'ossidazione di colore, al verso alcuni rinforzi in cartacina in concomitanza di bruniture di colore ossidate. Nr.cat: Cod 4571.…

Incisione in rame, dipinta a mano, incisa da Petrus Kaerius, mm 350x494. La prima edizione a stampa fu realizzata da Abraham Ortelius per il suo Parergon, il primo atlante storico mai concepito; successivamente una nuova lastra venne preparata da Janszon ed inserita nel volume del mondo antico (vol. VI) del suo Atlas Major e poi in "Accuratissima Orbis Antiqui Delineatio" col testo di G. Hornius, stampato come volume singolo. Ottime condizioni generali, ampi margini e lieve ingiallimento della carta.Janssonius, genero di Jodocus Hondius e cognato di Henricus Hondius, figlio di Jodocus, collaborÚ alla pubblicazione di atlanti, dopo l'acquisizione delle lastre di Mercatore da parte di Jodocus e dal 1638 fu in effetti colui che guidÚ l'impresa editoriale, mentre Henricus Hondius lentamente abbandonava l'attivit? (dal 1646 il suo nome non apparir? pi? su alcun frontespizio); divenne cosÏ il grande avversario della famiglia Blaeu nel secolo d'oro della cartografia olandese. Georg Horn fu un erudito tedesco, autore di numerose opere storiche, fra cui anche del testo per l'atlante storico di Janssonius. Nr.cat: 4667. …

Condición: Very Good; fold reinforced. Size : 388x503 (mm), 15.25x19.75 (Inches), Hand Colored.

Incisione in rame, mm 385x515, dipinta a mano. Piacevole carta del territorio del Lazio, compreso fra Tevere, Aniene e Liri, nella non comune edizione senza testo del 1652, arricchita da un bel cartiglio in basso. Tratta da "Accurata Orbis antiqui Delineatio" l'atlante storico, curato da Hornius ed inserito da Janssonius come volume VI del suo "Atlas Novus". La carta Ë una copia di quella originariamente edita da Ortelio nel "Parergon" del "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum". Janssonius, genero di Jodocus Hondius e cognato di Henricus, collaborÚ alla pubblicazione di atlanti, dopo l'acquisizione delle lastre di Mercatore da parte di Jodocus e dal 1638 fu in effetti colui che guidÚ l'impresa editoriale, mentre Henricus Hondius lentamente abbandonava l'attivit? (dal 1646 il suo nome non apparir? pi? su alcun frontespizio); risultÚ cosÏ divenire il grande avversario della famiglia Blaeu nel secolo d'oro della cartografia olandese. Perfetto esemplare marginosissimo. Nr.cat: Cod. 7184.…