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Leo Belgicus.
The very first version of the 'Lion' map from its creator Michael von Aitzing. The Netherlands is here for the first time depicted as a lion, a symbol of bravery and stre...
Place & Date: Cologne, 1586
Selling price: $4900
Sold in 2016
Leo Belgicus.
Among the greatest decorative works of early cartography is a series of arresting maps showing The Netherlands and Belgium in the shape of a lion. The various versions of...
Place & Date: Amsterdam 1617
Selling price: $12300
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Leo Belgicus.
Among the greatest decorative works of early cartography is a series of arresting maps showing The Netherlands and Belgium in the shape of a lion. The various versions of...
Place & Date: Amsterdam, 1617
Selling price: $15000
Sold in 2011
Leo Belgicus.
Engraved by the master engraver Hendrik Floris van Langren. Second state (only 2 copies known of the first state). Among the greatest decorative works of early cartograph...
Place & Date: Amsterdam, 1617
Selling price: $10000
Sold in 2018
Leo Belgicus.
The largest & rarest of the famous 'Strada Leo Belgicus', here in its first state. This version stood model for nearly all subsequent lions in other Strada editions. ...
Place & Date: Rome, 1632
Selling price: $1250
Sold in 2020
Leo Belgicus.
One of the rarest of the 'Lion' maps that appeared in an edition of Famiani Stradae’s De Bello Belgico. Van der Heijden noted in 2006: “This 1636 issue is 12mo editio...
Place & Date: Antwerp, 1636
Selling price: $250
Sold in 2020
LEO BELGICUS.
A well-known map of the Netherlands in the shape of a Lion. This map is from the first Strada edition issued in the Northern Netherlands. It is the second largest 'Leo Be...
Place & Date: Leiden, 1643
Selling price: $450
Sold in 2017
Novus XVII, Inferioris Germaniae Provenciarum
This hand-colored, copper engraving is one of the most interesting decorative works of cartography. It shows The Netherlands and Belgium in the shape of a lion and is cal...
Place & Date: Rome, 1648
Selling price: $800
Sold in 2013
Leo Belgicus (Novus XVII Inferioris Germaniae Provinciarum)
A striking example of 'Leo Belgicus' (the Low Countries in the shape of a lion), which illustrated Strada's book on the 80 year war between Spain and the Low Countries.&q...
Place & Date: Antwerp, ca. 1648
Selling price: $600
Sold in 2020
De Bello Belgico decas prima.. - with Leo map.
Included in Famiani Stradae Romani e Societate Iesu de bello Belgico decas prima... .The Bello Belgico , written by Famianus Strada (1572-1649), Jesuit and teacher at the...
Place & Date: Antwerp, 1649
Selling price: $750
Sold in 2012
Le Lion Belgique des Pais Bas contenant les XVII Provinces.
The rare third state, of six, ofthis scarce Leo Belgicus map, of which Van der Heijden only lists 2 other examples. With the publisher's name "Lagnet" in lower ...
Place & Date: Paris, between 1668 - 1672
Selling price: $20000
Sold in 2020
Famiani Strad Romani E Societate Jesu De Bello Belgico Decas Secunda
This popular history describes the war between the Low Countries and Spain between 1568 and 1648 from a pro-Spanish and pro-Catholic viewpoint. Famiamo Strada was a Jesui...
Place & Date: Rome, 1701
Selling price: $700
Sold in 2008
Tabula XVII Foederati Belgii Provinciarum (with Leo Belgicus inset map)
An inset map with a shape of the lion indicated in the sea, shore, and on land.The map is the left part of a folio copper engraving that includes also a distance table, a...
Place & Date: Amsterdam, 1707
Selling price: $350
Sold in 2020
Journal de la Belgique. Orbis terrarum
Among the most interesting decorative works of cartography is a series of arresting maps showing The Netherlands and Belgium in the shape of a lion. This wonderful, minia...
Place & Date: Brussels, 1815
Selling price: $175
Sold in 2008
![[No title] From "Journal de la Belgique" Jeudi, 27 Février 1817.](/uploads/cache/22264-250x250.jpg)
[No title] From "Journal de la Belgique" Jeudi, 27 Février 1817.
Lion (45x35mm.) rampant facing right with shield in the right forepaw. In the shield: L'Union fait la Force. 2 vessels and a star are present in the sea. 2 pages of Frenc...
Place & Date: Bruxelles? 1817
Selling price: $525
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