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Lot #: 32946
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Moruma ville de la Tartarie Moscovite.

Maker / Publisher: VAN DER AA, P. / OLEARIUS, A.
Place & Date: Leiden, 1719-1727
Colored: Uncolored.
Size: 270 x 340 mm / 10.6 x 13.4 inches
Condition: Very good condition.
   

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GRADING Overall Rating: 70 points, 6 stars
Historical Historical Significance: Direct derived ***
Beauty Beauty: Decorative *****
Condition Condition Rating: Fine ****
Rarity Rarity: Scarce -  A map which is very infrequently offered. ***
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Decorative view of the town of Moruma, Russian city near the northern shore of the Caspian sea as seen from across the river Oka. This well executed engraving was published in 1729 and 1727 by Pieter van der AA, in Leiden in "Voyages tres-curieux et tres-renommez faits en Moscovie, Tartarie et Perse."

Adam Olearius (24 September 1599 – February 22, 1671), born Adam Ölschläger, was a German scholar, mathematician, geographer and librarian. He became secretary to the ambassador sent by Frederick III, Duke of Holstein-Gottorp. Employed as secretary to an embassy sent by the small German state of Holstein to explore an overland trade route with Persia.
The first embassy was dispatched to Russia in 1633-34 to secure the tsar's permission to travel and ship through his realm. The second was sent in 1635 to complete the deal with the king (shah) of Persia.
Although the commercial mission failed miserably, the embassy was successful in the incredible amount of information gathered by Olearius.
After returning to Holstein in 1639, Olearius continued in the Duke's service and published the first edition of his travels in 1647. In 1656 he released a second, enlarged edition which became very popular throughout Europe and within a few years was translated into Dutch, French, Italian and English.

Read more about Olearius at the site of University of Washington

Reference: Hollstein LIII 1999, 201. Van der Krogt KAN IVA, 44:48. v.d.Krogt, Maps in books of Russia and Poland, 14:063.




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