imperium caroli magni occidentis imperatoris de vaugondy robert (4 résultats)

Pas de couverture. Etat : Bon. Carte gravée originale portant au verso le N. 12 provenant de l'atlas publié par Robert de Vaugondy; bon état général de la carte, pratiquement sans tâches du côté de la gravure, avec une infime perforation, pratiquement invisible, au milieu à l'endroit de la pliure; dimensions de la feuille: 68,5X50; dimensions de la gravure: 55X47,5; le contour de l'Empire de Charlemagne est marqué en vert; bon exemplaire;

No Binding. Etat : Good. 1st Edition. Dated 1752; covers the Impire of Caroli Magni; some text: "usque Marc Balticum, protenditur"." cum privilegio"'; text in Latin: map show the England, Germany, France, Spain, top of Africa, some of Turkey and more, during Caroli Magni period; folded / attached in the middle and the back it has print the number 12, so apparently this was a print/map from a book; paper size: 33 x 23in, image size: 22 x 19 in; the paper has an invisible water mark in the hand made paper; there is green borders for the Impire, Spain would have been Moslum at the time; a little rubbing and just a little foxing and a tiny spot in margins; just a little normal browning to all the map; overall the map is in GOOD COND.

Etat : Good. "Imperium Caroli Magni" Western Europe. Carolingian Empire. VAUGONDY 1752 map. Large antique 18th century atlas map, printed on thick, good quality paper with original outline hand colour/color and decorative title cartouche; Robert de Vaugondy, Gilles & Didier (1752). 49.5 x 58.0cm, 19.5 x 22.75 inches; this is a folding map. Condition: Good. There is nothing printed on the reverse side, which is plain.".

Map. Engraving with original hand coloring. Image measures 19" x 22" Detailed map from 1752 showing Charlemagne's empire. Charlemagne ruled the Carolingian empire from the years 800 to 814. His empire, demarcated with hand colored green outline, included modern-day France, Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Austria, northern Italy, northeastern Spain, and the Dalmatian coast. Extends from the Iberian peninsula to the Carpathian Mountains, including the western Mediterranean, the northern coast of Africa, England and Wales. This map is in very good condition. Minor toning and fraying at edges, not affecting the image. One small spot along centerfold. Didier Robert de Vaugondy (1723-1786) was the son of Gilles, an important French mapmaker during the 18th century. Together they published "Atlas Universel", one of the most significant atlases of the period, integrating older sources with more modern surveyed maps in order to convey correct geographical and political information. Didier carried on his father's impressive work, becoming highly regarded for his globemaking.