Jacob Robijn (4 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. Arent Roggeveen and Jacob Robijn. The Burning Fen Second Part Amsterdam 1687. Amsterdam: Theatrum Orbis Terrarum Ltd., 1971, xii, 40 pp. + maps. *** This atlas is one in a series of facsimile atlases resurrected and produced by the Theatrum Orbis Terrarum project. The Burning Fen is the 4th. part of the new Great Sea-Mirrour, first published in 1687. It is a Pilot for the West African and Brazilian coasts. Historical background for this work is provided in an Introduction by Prof. Ir C. Koeman. The atlas contains large double-page maps done in the portolan style, with coastline views and sailing directions. With the original illustrated Dust Jacket. This book is in my inventory and the images are of this particular item. *** Bound in dark blue cloth boards and spine, clean with no wear, bottom corners lightly bumped. The jacket is clean with very light wear, one faint mark at bottom of front panel, a tiny closed tear (repaired on verso with archival tape) and a small wrinkle bottom right corner of front panel. The contents are clean and complete in a good binding. *** 18.25 inches tall by 12.25 inches.…

Hardcover. Condition: Good. 2 uniform original gilt lettered cloths, dust jackets, (double page) illustrations in b/w, folio. Theatrvm Orbis Terrarvm, Series of Facsimile Atlases, Fifth Series, Volume V and VI.

Hardcover. Condition: gut. 1971. The First Part of the Burning Fen - Amsterdam 1675 & The Second Part of the Burning Fen - Amsterdam 1687 (2 volumes) In deutscher Sprache. pages.

(Amsterdam), 1696. 52x59,5 cm. Kobberstukket og håndkoloreret søkort visende Bælterne mellem Østjylland, Fyn, Sjælland, Lolland og Falster, Sydsverige, Rü Bornholm, Nordtyskland m.v. Med det danske rigsvåben i nederste højre hjørne" heri dedikation til Cornelis Tromp, den danske og hollandske flådes admiral. Den store kartouche i øverste venstre hjørne viser scener fra folkelivet og brydning af kalksten fra Møn eller Stevns. Fin reparation i højre margin. Sjældent søkort over de indre danske farvande og porten til Østersøen. Kortet "ligger ned" med øst orienteret oppe. Jacob Robyn var kortsælger og kortudgiver. Han købte rettighederne til Pieter Goos's Zee-Spiegel og Zee Atlas fra Goos' enke, men han udfærdigede også selv adskillige kort. Hans lager blev overtaget af Johannes Loots i Amsterdam."Alle de anførte hydrografers (samtidige kartografer) kortarbejder er overordentlig sjældne både herhjemme og i udlandet og noteres betydelig højere i pris end de samtidige landkort" (Bo Bramsen p. 112).…