DE JODE, Tractus Rheni (Tabula II), ca 1578.

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DE JODE, Tractus Rheni (Tabula II), ca 1578.
4848504. DE JODE, Tractus Rheni (Tabula II), ca 1578.

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Gerard de Jode (1501-1591), “Tractus Rheni (Tabula II)”, engraved map showing the course of the river Rhine (this the middle part of three maps), from “Speculum Orbis Terrarum”, c. 1578.
Plate: 33,8 x 45 cm.
Leaf: 41.5 x 54.5 cm.

The map, which in its entirety consists of three parts and shows the course of the river Rhine, was engraved by De Jode in 1569 and published in the first edition of his “Speculum Orbis Terrarum” (Antwerp, 1578).
Tabula II with an explanatory text in the upper left corner (Austriasia, recentiorib. seculus dicta, nunc in varia divisa est dominia...,), as well as with the cities of Cologne, Frankfurt and Strassburg, the reverse with Latin text and a hand-coloured anfang.

Condition

Injuries. Slightly yellowed. The margin with the majority of tears, damage and paper losses. Three tears in the image surface. Old repairs and holes in the picture. The backside colouration shines through in the lower right part.
Not framed.

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Francesco Bacoccoli Collection - The Golden Era of Cartography: Part I

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4848504. DE JODE, Tractus Rheni (Tabula II), ca 1578.

Description

Gerard de Jode (1501-1591), “Tractus Rheni (Tabula II)”, engraved map showing the course of the river Rhine (this the middle part of three maps), from “Speculum Orbis Terrarum”, c. 1578.
Plate: 33,8 x 45 cm.
Leaf: 41.5 x 54.5 cm.

The map, which in its entirety consists of three parts and shows the course of the river Rhine, was engraved by De Jode in 1569 and published in the first edition of his “Speculum Orbis Terrarum” (Antwerp, 1578).
Tabula II with an explanatory text in the upper left corner (Austriasia, recentiorib. seculus dicta, nunc in varia divisa est dominia...,), as well as with the cities of Cologne, Frankfurt and Strassburg, the reverse with Latin text and a hand-coloured anfang.

Condition

Injuries. Slightly yellowed. The margin with the majority of tears, damage and paper losses. Three tears in the image surface. Old repairs and holes in the picture. The backside colouration shines through in the lower right part.
Not framed.

Theme

Francesco Bacoccoli Collection - The Golden Era of Cartography: Part I

Item details have been automatically translated. We are not responsible for translation errors. Show original in Swedish.

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