Niewe Kaart Van Europa
| Reference: | S10394 |
| Author | Isaak TIRION |
| Year: | 1744 |
| Zone: | Europe |
| Printed: | Amsterdam |
| Measures: | 360 x 295 mm |
| Reference: | S10394 |
| Author | Isaak TIRION |
| Year: | 1744 |
| Zone: | Europe |
| Printed: | Amsterdam |
| Measures: | 360 x 295 mm |
Description
Published in Amsterdam around the year 1744 by Isaak Tirion.
Originates from Nieuwe Hand-Atlas, bestaande in eene Verzameling van eenige naauwkeurige Landkaarten.
The Amsterdam based publisher Isaak Tirion (1705-1769) is known to have produced books, charts and maps for the Dutch mercantile elite. Tirion was primarily a cartographic publisher, who issued several lavish atlases as well as smaller geographical guides (literally 'Hand-Atlas'), from which this attractive map is derived. During his prolific career, Tirion was associated with the Dutch East India Company; in 1757 Willem Udemans, a shipwright and director of the VOC shipyard at Middelburg commissioned Tirion to print a treatise on naval architecture. He also published a Dutch language edition of Commodore Anson's circumnavigation in 1749, a work remarkable for the quality of its maps and charts.
A fine example, with full original colouring.
Isaak TIRION (1705 ca. - 1765)
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A successful publisher in Amsterdam, who produced extensive volumes of Dutch town plans as well as a number of atlases with maps usually based on those of G. Delisle.
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Isaak TIRION (1705 ca. - 1765)
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A successful publisher in Amsterdam, who produced extensive volumes of Dutch town plans as well as a number of atlases with maps usually based on those of G. Delisle.
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