A Map of the British Empire in AMERICA with the French, Spanish and Hollandish Settlements Adjacent Thereto. by Henry Popple. / Nouvelle Carte Particuliere de L'Amerique . . . |
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This example is the rare FIRST state of the edition published by Covens and Mortier in Amsterdam, circa 1737. It is differentiated from the second state by the word "Hollandish" being changed in the second state to "The Dutch" in the cartouche.
Four separate sheets as issued, each with its own title and measuring 23 1/4” x 20 5/8” (for a total measurement when joined of 46 1/2” x 40 1/8”).
Superbly engraved with extensive shipping and title cartouche. Popple had little training as a mapmaker or geographer and only one other manuscript map is attributed to him. His assistant in the process was Capt. Clement Lempriere (d.1746) who served as his designer and draftsman in the Ordinance Office. The map remains the first large-scale British map of America.
The map was eventually very successful and there were several editions. Babinksi notes that George Washington owned a copy of the Key map (Popple's abbreviated version) and Benjamin Franklin ordered two copies for the Pennsylvania Assembly in 1746 and another in 1752. The Popple and Mitchell (1755) maps were the most important maps of North America made in the 18th century and were widely known and referred to throughout the formation of the United States. This example is the second state of the edition published by Covens and Mortier in Amsterdam, ca. 1742.
References: American National Biography, Babinski, Henry Popple's 1733 Map, Cumming, The Southeast in Early Maps 249, Fowble, Two Centuries of Prints in America 1680-1880 6, 7, Goss, The Mapping of North America 55 (key map only), Graff 3322, Howes P481, "b", Lowery 338, McCorkle, et al., America Emergent 21, McCorkle, New England 741.3, Phillips, Maps 569, Sabin 64140, Schwartz & Ehrenberg p.151, Stephenson & McKee, Virginia in Maps map II-18A-B, Streeter Sale 676.
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