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1634 VISSCHER, C.Jsz. - Ducatus Iuliacensis, Cliviensis, Montensis. et Comitatus Marciae et Rapens-Bergae finitimaeque eis Regiones de novo accurate in lucem editae. per Nicolaum I. Piscatorem. t'Amsterdam Gedruckt bij Claes Ianß. Visscher. Anno 1633.': .
Ducatus Iuliacensis, Cliviensis, Montensis. et Comitatus Marciae et Rapens-Bergae finitimaeque eis Regiones de novo accurate in lucem editae. per Nicolaum I. Piscatorem. t'Amsterdam Gedruckt bij Claes Ianß. Visscher. Anno 1633.': .
| Maker: | VISSCHER, C.Jsz. | |
| Date: | Amsterdam, 1634 | |
| Colored: | Uncolored. | |
| Size: | 453 x 540 mm / 17.8 x 21.3 inches | |
| Condition: | In very good condition, slight discoloration to centerfold and a few spots and stains, mainly confined to margins. Slight offsetting. Good wide margins and a strong dark impression. German text to verso. | |
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Map is very detailed and is of the highest quality engraving. Many large, influential and important cities are shown dotted along the Rhine river.
Very rare, not in Campbell - Claes Jansz. Visscher: A Hundred Maps Described (MCS No. 46), Nr. 49 u. 50.
Campbell only mentions editions dated 1632 and 1657. Only included in the 1634 German text edition.
From an incomplete example of the 1634 German text edition of Blaeu's "Novus Atlas", previously owned by Johann Christoph Gesen (1639), Johann Rudolph von Metzradt (1651), Friedrich August II, King of Saxony (1797-1854).
P. van der Krogt mentions two variants for the German 1634 text edition and only two examples containing proof states (Bad Münstereifel and Gotha).
Read more about the Ruscelli. [+]#1634">Novus Atlas of 1634 and Willem Blaeu. [+]
Reference: V.d.Krogt, Atlantes Neerlandici, Vol 2, 2:131.1.
Claes Jansz Visscher (1587-1652)
The founder of the house, Claes Janszoon Visscher from Amsterdam, was not only a talented draftsman, engraver and etcher, but also one of the most important publishers of the 17th century.The events of the Eighty Years' War (1568-1648) provided many subjects for new maps and prints. Depictions of sieges, battles, the military situation, the location of the forts, redoubts and lines formed the news of that time. Both news from Europe and news of Dutch activities in Asia and America were central to the prints. The Visscher house would continue to specialize in publishing war maps.
Dating the maps is quite difficult. The news cards were of course usually provided with a year.
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