Finely executed manuscript map of the area around the Monastery Ter Apel in the Groningen area. Ter Apel Monastery Ter Apel Monastery was a monastery in the village of Ter Apel in the northeastern Dutch province of Groningen. It is the only monastery...
Finely executed manuscript map of the area around the Monastery Ter Apel in the Groningen area. The full title and translation are: [Monastery Ter Apel] Plan des digues de retenues nommees Leijdijken, derriere le Village de Klooster ter Apel, avec...
Nice example of John Cary's map of the Low Countries, hand colored by provinces. Shows the fine detail of late 18th Century English maps.
Detailed map of the Netherlands, from the rare Philadelphia edition of John Pinkerton's Modern Atlas. The map is colored by regions and shows towns, roads, rivers and a host of other details.
Detailed map of the Belgian Netherlands, including Roer, Rhin & Moselle, Mont-Tonnerre, Saare, Fortes, Sambre & Meuse, Jemmapes, Lys, Escaut, Deux-Nethes, Meuse Inferieure, L'Ourt, and Dyle. Large detailed map.
Finely executed manuscript map of the Theater of War in Northwestern Europe, illustrating various battles, some with dates. The maps are printed on hand made paper with a large elaborate watermark D & C Blauw, the paper of the iconic Blaeu firm,...
Fielding Lucas's 1823 engraved map of the Netherlands. Fielding Lucas' fine work distinguished him as the best publisher of the era. His maps are printed on a higher quality paper than contemporary maps by Carey & Lea and demonstrate a superior...
Large and highly detailed map of the Netherlands, hand colored by regions. Shows towns, railways, canals, rivers, lakes, coastal details, etc. Decorative piano key border. Scarce full color example, from Johnston's National Atlas.
Detailed map of the Low Countries, published in London by John Arrowsmith. The map appeared in Arrowsmith's London Atlas.
Decorative map of Holland. Includes vignettes of Rotterdam, Dutch Peasants and a boating scene on the Dort. Engraved for R. Montgomery Martin's Illustrated Atlas. Tallis was one of the last great decorative map makers. His maps are prized for the...
Scarce decorative large format map of the Low Countries, including 21 decorative side panel vignettes showing indigenous scenes. Finely engraved by Gerin and illustrated by A. Testard.
This is a finely colored example of Braun & Hogenberg's first view of Amsterdam, from Part I of their Civitates Orbis Terrarum, first published in Cologne in 1572. Braun & Hogenberg's view is based upon a plan of Amsterdam by Cornelis...