Langenes barent (114 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: New. pp. 675.

Zustand: New. pp. 675.

Zustand: New. pp. 675.

No Binding. Zustand: Good. 1st edition thus. Original copper engraving. Date: 1609. Sheet size: 16.8cm x 10.6cm. From 'Thresor de Chartes, contenant les Tableaux de tous les Pays du Monde'. Based on the celestial map from Ortelius' Epitome. Text in French to the verso. Early, but not original hand-colouring. A little dusty and with staining to the margins else in good, clean condition. Very scarce.…

Handkolorierter Orig.-Kupferstich. ( Thresor de Chartes, um 1600 ). - Motiv: 8,3 x 12 auf Blatt: 10,8 x 15,8. * Diese Karte der Kanarischen Inseln enthält einen Ausschnitt des Hafens von Las Palmas (links oben), der ein Zwischenstopp für die spanischen Eroberer, Händler und Missionare auf ihrem Weg in die Neue Welt war. Niederländischer Text auf der Rückseite. Die Karte wurde erstmals von Cornelius Claesz veröffentlicht und von Barent Langenes in der Ausgabe von 1598 gedruckt. - This map of the Canary Islands includes an inset of the Port of Las Palmas, a stopping point for the Spanish conquerors, traders, and missionaries on their way to the New World. Netherlands text on verso. The map was first published by Cornelius Claesz and printed by Barent Langenes in the 1598 edition. - References: King (2nd ed.) pp. 80-82; Van der Krogt (Vol. III) #8970:341.…

Alter, handkolorierter Kupferstich aus Thresor De Chartes, Contenant Les Tableaux De Tous Les Pays Du Monde : enrichi de belles descriptions, reveu & augmenté Autor / Hrsg.: Langenes, Barent ; Claesz, Cornelis ; La Haye, Jean de ; Langenes, Barent ; Claesz, Cornelis ; La Haye, Jean de Verlagsort: [Amsterdam] | Erscheinungsjahr: 1602 | Verlag: Christoffle Guyot. Hier auch Stiche von Pieter van der Keere (Petrus Kaerius / Kerius), Rückseite paginiert und mit Text bedruckt "Description du Globe Terrestre". Handgeschöpftes Büttenpapier. Blatt professionell gereinigt und nachkoloriert. Professionell gerahmt mit Passepartout. Zahlreiche weitere Detailkarten (noch ungerahmt) verfügbar, z.B. Europe, Poloigne, Asie, Afrique, Le nouveau Monde, Engleterre (Anglia), Cambria ou Wallia, Escosse (Scotia), Irlande (Hibernia), Espaigne (Hispania), Valence (Valentia), Calis Malis (Baia de Cadiz), Mallorque & Minorque (Majorca, Minorca), Portugal (Portugallia). Abbildungen auf Anfrage. wikipedia Pieter van den Keere, ou Petrus Kaerius en latin, est un graveur et cartographe néerlandais né en 1571 à Gand et mort en 1646 à 75 ans. Sprache: Französisch Gewicht in Gramm: 1001 Blattgröße 12 x18, Bild 8,5 x 12,3 cm. Thresor de Chartes, contenant les tableaux de tous les pays du monde, enrichi de belles descriptions, entre 1598 et 1602. …

No binding. Zustand: Good. 90 x 120 mm., in good condition. This fine early map of Madagascar is orientated with the east at the top. It is finely engraved by Benjamin Wright to replace the plate in Barent Langenes's original 'Caert-Thresoor' of 1598. This version was used in subsequent editions published by Claesz starting in 1599, this example is from the 1609 with Dutch text to the verso. Van der Krogt, P. (1997-2010) 8900:341B.…

No binding. Zustand: Good. 95 x 130 mm., in good condition. A sixteenth century map of Bengal which includes present day Bangladesh. Recognisable cities on the coast include Calecota or Calcutta (Kolkata) and Chatigam (Chattogram). It was first published in 1598 by Barent Langenes in Middleburgh in a miniature atlas to rival that of Abraham Ortelius. The maps were largely engraved by Jodocus Hondius and his brother-in-law Pieter van den Keere. Gole (1978) 9; Van der Krogt 8340:342; Shirley (2004) T.Lan 1g.…

Incisione in rame, dipinta a mano, mm 86x126 su foglio mm 121x176, tratta da una edizione con testo francese dellíopera ìTabulae geographicae contractaeî pubblicata col titolo ìThresor de chartes, contenant les tableaux de tous les pays du Mondeî col testo tradotto in francese da I. de la Haye. Buon esemplare con due piccoli fori Nr.cat: Cod 35147.…

No binding. Zustand: Good. 80 x 120 mm., with recent wash colour, in good condition. In 1598 Barent Langenes published in Middleburgh a miniature atlas to rival that of Abraham Ortelius entitled 'Caert-Thresoor'. The maps were largely engraved by Jodocus Hondius and his brother-in-law Pieter van den Keere. Koeman (1967-1970) Lan 1 no. 12; Shirley (2004) T.Lan 1a.…

No binding. Zustand: Good. 90 x 130 mm., in good condition. In 1598 Barent Langenes published in Middleburgh a miniature atlas to rival that of Abraham Ortelius. The maps were largely engraved by Jodocus Hondius and his brother-in-law Pieter van den Keere. This particular edition is from the "Hand-Boeck of Cort Begrijp der Caerten" published in 1609. Shirley "Atlases in the BL" T.Lan 1a; Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes) 8700:341.…

Incisione in rame di Pieter Kaerius, dipinta a mano, mm 87x126 su foglio mm 120x190, tratta da una edizione tedesca di "Tabulae geographicae contractae". Ottimo esemplare. Rara carta geografica per la prima volta pubblicata nel "Caert-thresoor" di Barent Langenes edito ad Amstredam da Cornelis Claesz nel 1598. Esemplare da una successiva ristampa non identificata con testo tedesco di inizio '600. Alla fine del XVI secolo il pi? famoso e commercializzato atlante ìtascabileî era líEpitome ' di Abraham Ortelius. Nel 1598 gli editori Barent Langenes e Cornelis Claesz diedero alle stampe una raccolta di superiore qualit? Le lastre sono affidate ad abili intagliatori quali Pieter Kaerius e Jodocus Hondius. Bibliografia King, ' Miniature Antique Maps, ' pp. 80-82. Nr.cat: Cod 1790.…

Incisione in rame, dipinta a mano, mm 87x126 su foglio mm 121x176, tratta da una edizione con testo francese dell'opera "Tabulae geographicae contractae" pubblicata col titolo "Thresor de chartes, contenant les tableaux de tous les pays du Monde" col testo tradotto in francese da I. de la Haye. Buon esemplare.…

No binding. Zustand: Fair. 90 x 120 mm., in good condition. This fine early map of Saint Helena in the Atlantic Ocean with two small insets at the top. It is finely engraved by Benjamin Wright and was first published in the 'Caert-Thresoor' of 1598. This example is from the 1609 with Dutch text to the verso. Van der Krogt, P. (Atlantes).…

Kein Einband. Zustand: Gut. 1. Auflage. Karte von Rhodos! Map from Rhodos! very rare, first edition. Engraving by Petrus Kaerius. It is a copy of the very first edition of the "Caert-Thresoor, .", published in Middelburg in 1598 by Barent Langenes. Some spots in the margins. Verso: Dutch text. Old coloured. Very nice! complete 16,5x11cm. Kleinformat.…

Incisione in rame, dipinta a mano, mm 83x123 su foglio mm 121x176, tratta da una edizione con testo francese dell'opera "Tabulae geographicae contractae" pubblicata col titolo "Thresor de chartes, contenant les tableaux de tous les pays du Monde" col testo tradotto in francese da I. de la Haye. Buon esemplare. Lievi aloni marginali in alto. Nr.cat: Cod 34726.…

Incisione in rame, dipinta a mano, mm 83x123 su foglio mm 121x176, tratta da una edizione con testo francese dell'opera "Tabulae geographicae contractae" pubblicata col titolo "Thresor de chartes, contenant les tableaux de tous les pays du Monde" col testo tradotto in francese da I. de la Haye. Buon esemplare. Foglio un po' irregolare. Nr.cat: Cod 34727.…

Incisione in rame, dipinta a mano, mm 83x123 su foglio mm 121x176, tratta da una edizione con testo francese dell'opera "Tabulae geographicae contractae" pubblicata col titolo "Thresor de chartes, contenant les tableaux de tous les pays du Monde" col testo tradotto in francese da I. de la Haye. Buon esemplare. Lievi aloni marginali in alto. Stampata un po' irregolarmente sul foglio.…

Incisione in rame, dipinta a mano, mm 83x123 su foglio mm 121x176, firmata in basso "P. Kaerius sculp.", tratta da una edizione con testo francese dell'opera "Tabulae geographicae contractae" pubblicata col titolo "Thresor de chartes, contenant les tableaux de tous les pays du Monde" col testo tradotto in francese da I. de la Haye. Buon esemplare con un forellino di tarlo nel margine destro. Lievi aloni marginali in alto. Stampata un po' irregolarmente sul foglio Nr.cat: Cod 34724.…

Incisione in rame, dipinta a mano, mm 87x122 su foglio mm 121x183, tratta da una edizione con testo francese dellíopera ìTabulae geographicae contractaeî pubblicata col titolo ìThresor de chartes, contenant les tableaux de tous les pays du Mondeî col testo tradotto in francese da I. de la Haye. Buon esemplare Nr.cat: Cod 35143.…

ncisione in rame, dipinta a mano, mm 87x124 su foglio mm 121x176, tratta da una edizione con testo francese dellíopera ìTabulae geographicae contractaeî pubblicata col titolo ìThresor de chartes, contenant les tableaux de tous les pays du Mondeî col testo tradotto in francese da I. de la Haye. Buon esemplare Nr.cat: Cod 35144.…

Incisione in rame, dipinta a mano, mm 87x126 su foglio mm 121x176, tratta da una edizione con testo francese dellíopera ìTabulae geographicae contractaeî pubblicata col titolo ìThresor de chartes, contenant les tableaux de tous les pays du Mondeî col testo tradotto in francese da I. de la Haye. Buon esemplare seppur rinforzato al verso con due strappetti restaurati. Nr.cat: Cod 35042.…

Incisione in rame, dipinta a mano, mm 87x126 su foglio mm 121x176, tratta da una edizione con testo francese dell'opera "Tabulae geographicae contractae" pubblicata col titolo "Thresor de chartes, contenant les tableaux de tous les pays du Monde" col testo tradotto in francese da I. de la Haye. Buon esemplare seppur un po' rifilato il margine sup. (al verso si evidenzia una parziale rifilatura del titolo e del numero di pagina).…

Incisione in rame, dipinta a mano, mm 85x124 su foglio mm 121x180, tratta da una edizione con testo francese dellíopera ìTabulae geographicae contractaeî pubblicata col titolo ìThresor de chartes, contenant les tableaux de tous les pays du Mondeî col testo tradotto in francese da I. de la Haye. Buon esemplare Nr.cat: Cod 35146.…

Incisione in rame, dipinta a mano, mm 86x126 su foglio mm 121x176, tratta da una edizione con testo francese dellíopera ìTabulae geographicae contractaeî pubblicata col titolo ìThresor de chartes, contenant les tableaux de tous les pays du Mondeî col testo tradotto in francese da I. de la Haye. Buon esemplare Nr.cat: Cod 34145.…

Zustand: Very Good. First edition, first state, without the. The first separately printed map of the Persian Gulf, from the first edition of Barent Langenes's Caert-Thresoor, Middelburg 1598; first state without graticule, with the Dutch description of Ormus on the verso. Edition: First edition, first state, without the graticule of longitude and latitude. Language: Dutch (descriptive text on the verso). Format: Copperplate engraving, 9 x 12 cm, on a leaf from the oblong octavo atlas (pp. 85 and 86). Colouring: Uncoloured, as issued. Collation: A single leaf from the Caert-Thresoor, pp. 85 and 86: the map of Ormus on the recto, the Dutch description of the kingdom of Ormus on the verso. The map shows the island and city of Ormus at the mouth of the Persian Gulf with the neighbouring coasts of Persia and Arabia. In this first state the map is presented without the framework of longitude and latitude that was added to the plate for the later editions; the c. 1610 example reproduced in Sultan Al Qasimi's The Gulf in Historic Maps is such a later, gridded state from the edition of Petrus Bertius. Condition: A clear, strong impression. Unrestored, in its original state, with the text on the verso. References: Van der Krogt, Koeman's Atlantes Neerlandici, III, 341:01 (the atlas), map 8210:341. Koeman, Atlantes Neerlandici, II, p. 254, Lan 1. Schilder, Monumenta Cartographica Neerlandica, VII, 16.1. Burger, Het Caert-Thresoor (1930), pp. 65 to 80. Tiele, Bibliographie, no. 225. King, Miniature Antique Maps (1996). Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi, The Gulf in Historic Maps 1493 to 1931 (Leicester 1996), for the later state. Stock no. FM-0098. Full description and further photographs available on request. …

Zustand: Very Good. First edition, first state, without the. Barent Langenes, one miniature map of the whole Arabian peninsula, with Mecca, Medina, Jeddah, Aden and Muscat, and the complete Dutch description of Arabia, from the first edition of the Caert-Thresoor, Middelburg 1598. Edition: First edition, first state, without the graticule of longitude and latitude. Language: Dutch (the complete Beschryvinghe van Arabia, pp. 88 to 90). Format: Copperplate engraving, c. 9 x 12 cm, on a leaf from the oblong octavo atlas (p. 87), with the letterpress description on pp. 88 to 90. Colouring: Uncoloured, as issued. Collation: One map with its accompanying text, on two leaves from the Caert-Thresoor: the single map ARABIA on p. 87, and the complete Dutch Beschryvinghe van Arabia on pp. 88, 89 and 90. The map shows the whole peninsula between the Red Sea and the Persian Gulf. The Tropic of Cancer cuts the map in a northern and a southern part, with Ayaman above it and Arabia Foelix below; present-day Yemen is called Zibit after its major harbour on the Red Sea. Just under 23 1/2 degrees are Consida al Ziden (Jeddah) and Mecha (Mecca), and above them Medina talnabi, with the note ubi Mahumetis sepulchrum visitur, where the tomb of Muhammad is visited. The southernmost point is Aden; on the Gulf side Ormus, Mascate (Muscat) and the Persicus Sinus are marked, with Arabia deserta and Arabia Petrea to the north. The Dutch description on pp. 88 to 90 treats the three Arabias, the Bedouin and the origin of the Saracens, Mecca and the birth of Muhammad, Medina Talnabi with the prophet's tomb, mount Sinai and Petra, the cities Zidem, Zibit and Aden, the caravans to India, Cairo and Damascus, and the capture of Aden by the Turks in 1538. Condition: A strong, dark impression on toned paper, the letterpress showing through as usual. Wide margins; some chipping and small marginal defects at the extremities, far from the printed border. Original page numbers preserved. References: Tibbetts, Arabia in Early Maps (1978), map 54. Van der Krogt, Koeman's Atlantes Neerlandici, III, 341:01 (the atlas), map 8180:341. Koeman, Atlantes Neerlandici, II, p. 254, Lan 1. Schilder, Monumenta Cartographica Neerlandica, VII, 16.1. Burger, Het Caert-Thresoor (1930), pp. 65 to 80. King, Miniature Antique Maps (1996). Stock no. FM-0123. Full description and further photographs available on request.…

Zustand: Very Good. First edition, first state, without the. Barent Langenes, the first printed map of the Red Sea as a map in its own right, with the original Dutch description of the Red Sea, from the first edition of the Caert-Thresoor, Middelburg 1598. Edition: First edition, first state, without the graticule of longitude and latitude. Language: Dutch (the Beschryvinghe vande Roode Zee, p. 108). Format: Copperplate engraving, c. 9 x 12 cm, on a leaf from the oblong octavo atlas (p. 109), with the letterpress description on p. 108. Colouring: Uncoloured, as issued. Collation: Two leaves from the Caert-Thresoor: the Dutch Beschryvinghe vande Roode Zee on p. 108, and the map MARE RUBRUM on p. 109, with the letterpress header De Roode Zee and, beginning on its verso (p. 110), the description of Madagascar. The map shows the whole sea from Sues (Suez) and Toro at the head to the strait, with Aden and Zeyla beyond it, the compass directions named in the borders (Septentrio at the foot, so with the north at the lower left). The emphasis is entirely on the sea and the shore: the shoals, reefs and channels of the fairway are marked throughout, the island of Camaran lies mid-sea, and the coasts carry a wealth of Portuguese names. On the Arabian side are Gidda al Ziden et Iuda (Jeddah), Mecha, Zibit and Mocha, with the note Agra de Medina inhabet ubi Mahumetis sepulchrum, the place where Muhammad is buried; on the African side Mazuam (Massawa), Suaquem (Suakin) and the Costa de Suaquem, among many more places than appear on, for example, Ortelius's Turcicum Imperium of 1570. The Dutch text on p. 108 describes the Red Sea between Asia and Africa, the Sinus Arabicus or Mare Rubrum, the redness of its sandy bottom, the crossing of the children of Israel, the testimony of Lodovicus Vartomannus (Varthema), the island of Chameran with its salt, the pilgrims of Mecca, Toro and Suez with the galleys the Turks keep there, and the coasts down to Abex and Melinde. Condition: A strong, dark impression on toned paper, the letterpress showing through as usual. Wide margins; some fraying and small defects at the blank extremities, far from the printed border. Original page numbers preserved. References: Tibbetts, Arabia in Early Maps (1978), map 56. Van der Krogt, Koeman's Atlantes Neerlandici, III, 341:01 (the atlas), map 0510:341. Koeman, Atlantes Neerlandici, II, p. 254, Lan 1. Schilder, Monumenta Cartographica Neerlandica, VII, 16.1. Burger, Het Caert-Thresoor (1930), pp. 65 to 80. King, Miniature Antique Maps (1996). Stock no. FM-0173. Full description and further photographs available on request. …

1st Edition. Amsterdam, Cornelis Claez, 1599, Dutch text edition. 85 x 125, with letterpress surtitle and pagination. Some paper toning. A scarce map of Saxony, Thuringia & Meissen, engraved by either Pieter van den Keere or Jodocus Hondius for the 1598 'Caert-Thresoor', with a text by an unknown author. Despite being published a year after the first edition, this is a second state: the right border has been re-engraved with latitude graduations. In 1600 this map was being published in the 'Tabularum Geographicarum' with a text by Petrus Bertius, and in 1616 a new plate was engraved by Jodocus Hondius II, slightly larger and with wider borders with scales of longitude and latitude.…

1st Edition. Amsterdam, Cornelis Claez, 1599, Dutch text edition. 85 x 125, with letterpress surtitle and pagination. Some damp staining. A scarce map of Westphalia, orientated with north to the left, engraved by either Pieter van den Keere or Jodocus Hondius for the 1598 'Caert-Thresoor', with a text by an unknown author. Despite being published a year after the first edition, this is a second state: the top border has been re-engraved with latitude graduations. In 1600 this map was being published in the 'Tabularum Geographicarum' with a text by Petrus Bertius, and in 1616 a new plate was engraved by Jodocus Hondius II, slightly larger and with wider borders with scales of longitude and latitude.…