Willem Jan Blaeu (193 results)

No Binding. Condition: Very Good Plus. Date: c.1642. Dutch text to the reverse. Sheet Size: 62.4cm x 53.3cm. Original central fold lines. Minor creasing and minor short closed tears to the margin. Very minor age-toning but generally very bright and clean with very good margins. A strong impression. Overall in near fine condition. Scarce thus.

Verkleinertes Faksimile der große Kupferstich-Weltkarte von ca. 1640. -- Blatt-Maße: ca. 17 x 20 cm. -- mit Plattenrand, gerahmt in dekorativem Rahmen - gut erhalten. || Downsized facsimile of this exceptional and famous map by the Blaeu family that follows G. Mercator's projection. Richly decorated carte-a-figures with a border that includes allegorical illustrations of the moon, the sun, the planets (illustrated in the form of gods of Greek mythology), the four elements on the left (fire, water, air, earth), the four seasons on the right. The bottom border features images of the 7 wonders of the ancient world: the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, the Colossus straddling the harbor at Rhodes, the Pyramids, the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus at Cairo, the Temple of Diana, the Statue of Jupiter and the lighthouse at Alexandria. The map itself is decorated with 3 cartouches, sea battles and ships, monsters and compass roses. The geographical source was Petrus Plancius's 1592 world map. - framed. // Wir, das Antiquariat Steffen Völkel, kaufen und verkaufen alte Bücher, Handschriften, Zeichnungen, Autographen, Grafiken und Fotografien. Wir sind stets am Ankauf von kompletten Bibliotheken, Sammlungen und Nachlässen interessiert. la Gewicht in Gramm: 35.

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. First edition in Dutch of Part IV of Blaeu's Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, containing maps of England and Wales with engraved title and 58 engraved maps. Folio. (2); 8nn; 422; 2nn; (2) pp. Bound in later vellum over cloth, washed. Occasional, largely marginal and light dampstains and blemishes, and a few unobtrusive wormholes. Part of a larger series of atlases created by the Blaeu family, the entire project represents one of the most complete and accurate cartographic representations of the 17th century. [Van der Krogt 2:212.1F, 2:212.2F, 2:212.3F, and 2:211.3C; Koeman BL 42A].

Condition: Gut. Gut. Kupferstich, altkoloriert. Blattgröße: 52 x 84 cm, Druckspiegel: 40 x 79,5 cm. . Schöner und gleichmäßiger Druck auf gebräuntem und unten gering fleckigem Papier, kleine Läsuren im Randbereich restauratorisch hinterlegt, insgesamt gut erhalten. Schöne und größe Karte des Elsaß mit dem Sundgau und Breisgau (Schwarzwald). Aus Blaeu's "Novus Atlas, Das ist Weltbeschreibung mit schönen newen außführlichen Land-Taffeln in Kupffer gestochen und an den tag gegeben". Mit zwei hübschen kolorierten Kartuschen (Titel und Legende). Landkarte, map, carte géographique, carta geografica, Baden-Württemberg, Frankreich, Elsass, Alsace, Breisgau, Sundgau, Schweiz, Hochrhein, Schwarzwald. 2400 Gramm.

Unknown Binding. Condition: Very Good. 10 x 13-1/2 inches. Italy. Hand-colored copperplate engraving extracted from Blaeu's Nouveau Theatre D'italie. Title top-center within image. Born in Alkmaar, Willem Blaeu served a two-year apprenticeship in Amsterdam, then developed his geographical and astronomical skills under the guidance of Tycho Brahe in Denmark. In 1596 he returned to Amsterdam, and established himself as a maker of both globes and scientific instruments. He also founded a publishing house in 1599, specializing in cartography. Blaeu enjoyed wide acclaim for the quality of his work. His art, instruments and globes featured unprecedented precision, and he developed a new type of press for mapmaking. After Blaeu died, his son Jan Blaeu (died 1673) continued his work. This print is a fine example of the duo's ability to capture architecture through art and an impeccable attention to detail. Small light markings in middle-right of image. Light line in top left corner. Lines remain crisp and clear, and colors remain vivid and well-preserved. an excellent print in fine condition.

Unknown Binding. Condition: Very Good. 10 x 13-1/2 inches. Italy. Hand-colored copperplate engraving of the Region of Nadin in Italy, extracted from Blaeu's Nouveau Theatre D'italie. Matted. Born in Alkmaar, Willem Blaeu served a two-year apprenticeship in Amsterdam, then developed his geographical and astronomical skills under the guidance of Tycho Brahe in Denmark. In 1596 he returned to Amsterdam, and established himself as a maker of both globes and scientific instruments. He also founded a publishing house in 1599, specializing in cartography. Blaeu enjoyed wide acclaim for the quality of his work. His art, instruments and globes featured unprecedented precision, and he developed a new type of press for mapmaking. After Blaeu died, his son Jan Blaeu (died 1673) continued his work. This print is a fine example of the duo's ability to capture architecture through art and an impeccable attention to detail. Minor markings along right side of image. Slight discoloration along top left corner. Otherwise, the image itself is in immaculate condition. Lines remain crisp and clear. Colors are vivid and bright with few signs of fading. A superior print in excellent condition.

Unknown Binding. Condition: Very Good. 10 x 13-1/2 inches. Italy. Hand-colored copperplate engraving of the region of Polizan, extracted from Blaeu's Nouveau Theatre D'italie. Matted. Born in Alkmaar, Willem Blaeu served a two-year apprenticeship in Amsterdam, then developed his geographical and astronomical skills under the guidance of Tycho Brahe in Denmark. In 1596 he returned to Amsterdam, and established himself as a maker of both globes and scientific instruments. He also founded a publishing house in 1599, specializing in cartography. Blaeu enjoyed wide acclaim for the quality of his work. His art, instruments and globes featured unprecedented precision, and he developed a new type of press for mapmaking. After Blaeu died, his son Jan Blaeu (died 1673) continued his work. This print is a fine example of the duo's ability to capture architecture through art and an impeccable attention to detail. Small black mark at top-right margin of image. Image itself remains untouched. Lines remain crisp and clear. Colors are bright and vivid. A superior print in very good condition.

Unknown Binding. Condition: Very Good. 10 x 13-1/2 inches. Italy. Hand-colored copperplate engraving extracted from Blaeu's Nouveau Theatre D'italie. Matted. Title in upper middle of image. Born in Alkmaar, Willem Blaeu served a two-year apprenticeship in Amsterdam, then developed his geographical and astronomical skills under the guidance of Tycho Brahe in Denmark. In 1596 he returned to Amsterdam, and established himself as a maker of both globes and scientific instruments. He also founded a publishing house in 1599, specializing in cartography. Blaeu enjoyed wide acclaim for the quality of his work. His art, instruments and globes featured unprecedented precision, and he developed a new type of press for mapmaking. After Blaeu died, his son Jan Blaeu (died 1673) continued his work. This print is a fine example of the duo's ability to capture architecture through art and an impeccable attention to detail. Clean unmarked image with no creases or tears. Lines remain crisp and clear. Colors are bright and show little signs of fading. A superior print in fine condition.

Unknown Binding. Condition: Very Good. 10 x 13-1/2 inches. Italy. Hand-colored copperplate engraving of the region of Vrana, Dalmatie, Italy, extracted from Blaeu's Nouveau Theatre D'italie. Matted. Born in Alkmaar, Willem Blaeu served a two-year apprenticeship in Amsterdam, then developed his geographical and astronomical skills under the guidance of Tycho Brahe in Denmark. In 1596 he returned to Amsterdam, and established himself as a maker of both globes and scientific instruments. He also founded a publishing house in 1599, specializing in cartography. Blaeu enjoyed wide acclaim for the quality of his work. His art, instruments and globes featured unprecedented precision, and he developed a new type of press for mapmaking. After Blaeu died, his son Jan Blaeu (died 1673) continued his work. This print is a fine example of the duo's ability to capture architecture through art and an impeccable attention to detail. Light marks around number plate in top right corner. Remainder of picture is untouched. Lines are crisp and clear. Colors remain vivid and bright.

Condition: Very Good. Original hand colored engraving from Toonel des Aerdrycks ofte Nieuwe atlas, dat is Beschryving van alle Landen. the Dutch edition of Theatrum Orbis Terrarum . Text to verso. The map measures approximately 19.5 x 15 in (49.5 x 38 cm); paper size is 23.25 x 20 in (59 x 51 cm). Stain to lower right margin not affecting image.

Attractive map of Metz and the surrounding region. 3 coats of arms, title cartouche at lower right, secondary cartouche with scale at lower left. The map was originally drawn by Abraham de Fabert Copper engraving. good condition. Slightly darkened at top of centrefold. Good margins Later hand colour. Size: 50 x 39 cm.

Unknown Binding. Condition: Very Good. 10 x 13-1/2 inches. Hand-colored copperplate engraving extracted from Blaeu's Nouveau Theatre D'italie. Title in top-center of image. Born in Alkmaar, Willem Blaeu served a two-year apprenticeship in Amsterdam, then developed his geographical and astronomical skills under the guidance of Tycho Brahe in Denmark. In 1596 he returned to Amsterdam, and established himself as a maker of both globes and scientific instruments. He also founded a publishing house in 1599, specializing in cartography. Blaeu enjoyed wide acclaim for the quality of his work. His art, instruments and globes featured unprecedented precision, and he developed a new type of press for mapmaking. After Blaeu died, his son Jan Blaeu (died 1673) continued his work. This print is a fine example of the duo's ability to capture architecture through art and an impeccable attention to detail. Minor markings around edge of image. Image itself remains unscathed. Lines are crisp and clear and colors remain unfaded. A superior print in fine condition.

Condition: Fine. This remarkable, originally hand-colored engraving is from Willem Janszoon and Joan Blaeu's "Toonel des Aerdrycks ofte Nieuwe atlas, dat is Beschryving van alle Landen." the Dutch edition of "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum". The work was published in Amsterdam by Joan Blaeu between 1642 and 1655 (1661). --- The Dutch edition of Blaeuâs Theatrum Orbis Terrarum is the most complicated of the editions of this atlas. The text was reset at least four times, and the general title page shows many different dates from 1642 to 1661. However, the resetting of the text and the change of the date on the title page were not at the same time. (Van der Krogt) --- Willem Janszoon Blaeu (1571-1638), Jan's father, founded the famous Blaeu cartographic firm in Amsterdam. He studied astronomy and science under Tycho Brahe. He established a globe and instrument making business in 1599 which soon expanded into cartography publishing. It became one of the most important publishing firms in the world that was also later run by his sons Cornelis and Jan. Their maps are noted for their fine engraving process, coloring, and design and are often referred to as "the highest expression of Dutch cartographical art." He also served as the official cartagropher for the Dutch East India Company in 1630.Joan (Johannes) Blaeu (1596-1673) began the publication of the Nuevo Atlas in 1659 and would eventually change the title to Atlas Mayor. It was to be his most famous atlas, and was meant to include up to 13 volumes, but only 10 volumes were ever completed as his printing house was destroyed by fire. He was also noted for the publication of the atlas "Theatrum orbis Terrarum". --- The maps from the work are in generally very good to excellent condition. Due to age, some of the maps may exhibit handling or minor marks to be expected with age. There may be a few minor old restorations. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 23" by 19 3/4" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This remarkable, originally hand-colored engraving is from Willem Janszoon and Joan Blaeu's "Toonel des Aerdrycks ofte Nieuwe atlas, dat is Beschryving van alle Landen." the Dutch edition of "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum". The work was published in Amsterdam by Joan Blaeu between 1642 and 1655 (1661). --- The Dutch edition of Blaeuâs Theatrum Orbis Terrarum is the most complicated of the editions of this atlas. The text was reset at least four times, and the general title page shows many different dates from 1642 to 1661. However, the resetting of the text and the change of the date on the title page were not at the same time. (Van der Krogt) --- Willem Janszoon Blaeu (1571-1638), Jan's father, founded the famous Blaeu cartographic firm in Amsterdam. He studied astronomy and science under Tycho Brahe. He established a globe and instrument making business in 1599 which soon expanded into cartography publishing. It became one of the most important publishing firms in the world that was also later run by his sons Cornelis and Jan. Their maps are noted for their fine engraving process, coloring, and design and are often referred to as "the highest expression of Dutch cartographical art." He also served as the official cartagropher for the Dutch East India Company in 1630.Joan (Johannes) Blaeu (1596-1673) began the publication of the Nuevo Atlas in 1659 and would eventually change the title to Atlas Mayor. It was to be his most famous atlas, and was meant to include up to 13 volumes, but only 10 volumes were ever completed as his printing house was destroyed by fire. He was also noted for the publication of the atlas "Theatrum orbis Terrarum". --- The maps from the work are in generally very good to excellent condition. Due to age, some of the maps may exhibit handling or minor marks to be expected with age. There may be a few minor old restorations. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 23" by 19 3/4" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This remarkable, originally hand-colored engraving is from Willem Janszoon and Joan Blaeu's "Toonel des Aerdrycks ofte Nieuwe atlas, dat is Beschryving van alle Landen." the Dutch edition of "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum". The work was published in Amsterdam by Joan Blaeu between 1642 and 1655 (1661). --- The Dutch edition of Blaeuâs Theatrum Orbis Terrarum is the most complicated of the editions of this atlas. The text was reset at least four times, and the general title page shows many different dates from 1642 to 1661. However, the resetting of the text and the change of the date on the title page were not at the same time. (Van der Krogt) --- Willem Janszoon Blaeu (1571-1638), Jan's father, founded the famous Blaeu cartographic firm in Amsterdam. He studied astronomy and science under Tycho Brahe. He established a globe and instrument making business in 1599 which soon expanded into cartography publishing. It became one of the most important publishing firms in the world that was also later run by his sons Cornelis and Jan. Their maps are noted for their fine engraving process, coloring, and design and are often referred to as "the highest expression of Dutch cartographical art." He also served as the official cartagropher for the Dutch East India Company in 1630.Joan (Johannes) Blaeu (1596-1673) began the publication of the Nuevo Atlas in 1659 and would eventually change the title to Atlas Mayor. It was to be his most famous atlas, and was meant to include up to 13 volumes, but only 10 volumes were ever completed as his printing house was destroyed by fire. He was also noted for the publication of the atlas "Theatrum orbis Terrarum". --- The maps from the work are in generally very good to excellent condition. Due to age, some of the maps may exhibit handling or minor marks to be expected with age. There may be a few minor old restorations. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 23" by 19 3/4" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This remarkable, originally hand-colored engraving is from Willem Janszoon and Joan Blaeu's "Toonel des Aerdrycks ofte Nieuwe atlas, dat is Beschryving van alle Landen." the Dutch edition of "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum". The work was published in Amsterdam by Joan Blaeu between 1642 and 1655 (1661). --- The Dutch edition of Blaeuâs Theatrum Orbis Terrarum is the most complicated of the editions of this atlas. The text was reset at least four times, and the general title page shows many different dates from 1642 to 1661. However, the resetting of the text and the change of the date on the title page were not at the same time. (Van der Krogt) --- Willem Janszoon Blaeu (1571-1638), Jan's father, founded the famous Blaeu cartographic firm in Amsterdam. He studied astronomy and science under Tycho Brahe. He established a globe and instrument making business in 1599 which soon expanded into cartography publishing. It became one of the most important publishing firms in the world that was also later run by his sons Cornelis and Jan. Their maps are noted for their fine engraving process, coloring, and design and are often referred to as "the highest expression of Dutch cartographical art." He also served as the official cartagropher for the Dutch East India Company in 1630.Joan (Johannes) Blaeu (1596-1673) began the publication of the Nuevo Atlas in 1659 and would eventually change the title to Atlas Mayor. It was to be his most famous atlas, and was meant to include up to 13 volumes, but only 10 volumes were ever completed as his printing house was destroyed by fire. He was also noted for the publication of the atlas "Theatrum orbis Terrarum". --- The maps from the work are in generally very good to excellent condition. Due to age, some of the maps may exhibit handling or minor marks to be expected with age. There may be a few minor old restorations. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 23" by 19 3/4" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This remarkable, originally hand-colored engraving is from Willem Janszoon and Joan Blaeu's "Toonel des Aerdrycks ofte Nieuwe atlas, dat is Beschryving van alle Landen." the Dutch edition of "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum". The work was published in Amsterdam by Joan Blaeu between 1642 and 1655 (1661). --- The Dutch edition of Blaeuâs Theatrum Orbis Terrarum is the most complicated of the editions of this atlas. The text was reset at least four times, and the general title page shows many different dates from 1642 to 1661. However, the resetting of the text and the change of the date on the title page were not at the same time. (Van der Krogt) --- Willem Janszoon Blaeu (1571-1638), Jan's father, founded the famous Blaeu cartographic firm in Amsterdam. He studied astronomy and science under Tycho Brahe. He established a globe and instrument making business in 1599 which soon expanded into cartography publishing. It became one of the most important publishing firms in the world that was also later run by his sons Cornelis and Jan. Their maps are noted for their fine engraving process, coloring, and design and are often referred to as "the highest expression of Dutch cartographical art." He also served as the official cartagropher for the Dutch East India Company in 1630.Joan (Johannes) Blaeu (1596-1673) began the publication of the Nuevo Atlas in 1659 and would eventually change the title to Atlas Mayor. It was to be his most famous atlas, and was meant to include up to 13 volumes, but only 10 volumes were ever completed as his printing house was destroyed by fire. He was also noted for the publication of the atlas "Theatrum orbis Terrarum". --- The maps from the work are in generally very good to excellent condition. Due to age, some of the maps may exhibit handling or minor marks to be expected with age. There may be a few minor old restorations. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 23" by 19 3/4" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This remarkable, originally hand-colored engraving is from Willem Janszoon and Joan Blaeu's "Toonel des Aerdrycks ofte Nieuwe atlas, dat is Beschryving van alle Landen." the Dutch edition of "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum". The work was published in Amsterdam by Joan Blaeu between 1642 and 1655 (1661). --- The Dutch edition of Blaeuâs Theatrum Orbis Terrarum is the most complicated of the editions of this atlas. The text was reset at least four times, and the general title page shows many different dates from 1642 to 1661. However, the resetting of the text and the change of the date on the title page were not at the same time. (Van der Krogt) --- Willem Janszoon Blaeu (1571-1638), Jan's father, founded the famous Blaeu cartographic firm in Amsterdam. He studied astronomy and science under Tycho Brahe. He established a globe and instrument making business in 1599 which soon expanded into cartography publishing. It became one of the most important publishing firms in the world that was also later run by his sons Cornelis and Jan. Their maps are noted for their fine engraving process, coloring, and design and are often referred to as "the highest expression of Dutch cartographical art." He also served as the official cartagropher for the Dutch East India Company in 1630.Joan (Johannes) Blaeu (1596-1673) began the publication of the Nuevo Atlas in 1659 and would eventually change the title to Atlas Mayor. It was to be his most famous atlas, and was meant to include up to 13 volumes, but only 10 volumes were ever completed as his printing house was destroyed by fire. He was also noted for the publication of the atlas "Theatrum orbis Terrarum". --- The maps from the work are in generally very good to excellent condition. Due to age, some of the maps may exhibit handling or minor marks to be expected with age. There may be a few minor old restorations. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 23" by 19 3/4" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This remarkable, originally hand-colored engraving is from Willem Janszoon and Joan Blaeu's "Toonel des Aerdrycks ofte Nieuwe atlas, dat is Beschryving van alle Landen." the Dutch edition of "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum". The work was published in Amsterdam by Joan Blaeu between 1642 and 1655 (1661). --- The Dutch edition of Blaeuâs Theatrum Orbis Terrarum is the most complicated of the editions of this atlas. The text was reset at least four times, and the general title page shows many different dates from 1642 to 1661. However, the resetting of the text and the change of the date on the title page were not at the same time. (Van der Krogt) --- Willem Janszoon Blaeu (1571-1638), Jan's father, founded the famous Blaeu cartographic firm in Amsterdam. He studied astronomy and science under Tycho Brahe. He established a globe and instrument making business in 1599 which soon expanded into cartography publishing. It became one of the most important publishing firms in the world that was also later run by his sons Cornelis and Jan. Their maps are noted for their fine engraving process, coloring, and design and are often referred to as "the highest expression of Dutch cartographical art." He also served as the official cartagropher for the Dutch East India Company in 1630.Joan (Johannes) Blaeu (1596-1673) began the publication of the Nuevo Atlas in 1659 and would eventually change the title to Atlas Mayor. It was to be his most famous atlas, and was meant to include up to 13 volumes, but only 10 volumes were ever completed as his printing house was destroyed by fire. He was also noted for the publication of the atlas "Theatrum orbis Terrarum". --- The maps from the work are in generally very good to excellent condition. Due to age, some of the maps may exhibit handling or minor marks to be expected with age. There may be a few minor old restorations. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 23" by 19 3/4" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This remarkable, originally hand-colored engraving is from Willem Janszoon and Joan Blaeu's "Toonel des Aerdrycks ofte Nieuwe atlas, dat is Beschryving van alle Landen." the Dutch edition of "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum". The work was published in Amsterdam by Joan Blaeu between 1642 and 1655 (1661). --- The Dutch edition of Blaeuâs Theatrum Orbis Terrarum is the most complicated of the editions of this atlas. The text was reset at least four times, and the general title page shows many different dates from 1642 to 1661. However, the resetting of the text and the change of the date on the title page were not at the same time. (Van der Krogt) --- Willem Janszoon Blaeu (1571-1638), Jan's father, founded the famous Blaeu cartographic firm in Amsterdam. He studied astronomy and science under Tycho Brahe. He established a globe and instrument making business in 1599 which soon expanded into cartography publishing. It became one of the most important publishing firms in the world that was also later run by his sons Cornelis and Jan. Their maps are noted for their fine engraving process, coloring, and design and are often referred to as "the highest expression of Dutch cartographical art." He also served as the official cartagropher for the Dutch East India Company in 1630.Joan (Johannes) Blaeu (1596-1673) began the publication of the Nuevo Atlas in 1659 and would eventually change the title to Atlas Mayor. It was to be his most famous atlas, and was meant to include up to 13 volumes, but only 10 volumes were ever completed as his printing house was destroyed by fire. He was also noted for the publication of the atlas "Theatrum orbis Terrarum". --- The maps from the work are in generally very good to excellent condition. Due to age, some of the maps may exhibit handling or minor marks to be expected with age. There may be a few minor old restorations. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 23" by 19 3/4" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This remarkable, originally hand-colored engraving is from Willem Janszoon and Joan Blaeu's "Toonel des Aerdrycks ofte Nieuwe atlas, dat is Beschryving van alle Landen." the Dutch edition of "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum". The work was published in Amsterdam by Joan Blaeu between 1642 and 1655 (1661). --- The Dutch edition of Blaeuâs Theatrum Orbis Terrarum is the most complicated of the editions of this atlas. The text was reset at least four times, and the general title page shows many different dates from 1642 to 1661. However, the resetting of the text and the change of the date on the title page were not at the same time. (Van der Krogt) --- Willem Janszoon Blaeu (1571-1638), Jan's father, founded the famous Blaeu cartographic firm in Amsterdam. He studied astronomy and science under Tycho Brahe. He established a globe and instrument making business in 1599 which soon expanded into cartography publishing. It became one of the most important publishing firms in the world that was also later run by his sons Cornelis and Jan. Their maps are noted for their fine engraving process, coloring, and design and are often referred to as "the highest expression of Dutch cartographical art." He also served as the official cartagropher for the Dutch East India Company in 1630.Joan (Johannes) Blaeu (1596-1673) began the publication of the Nuevo Atlas in 1659 and would eventually change the title to Atlas Mayor. It was to be his most famous atlas, and was meant to include up to 13 volumes, but only 10 volumes were ever completed as his printing house was destroyed by fire. He was also noted for the publication of the atlas "Theatrum orbis Terrarum". --- The maps from the work are in generally very good to excellent condition. Due to age, some of the maps may exhibit handling or minor marks to be expected with age. There may be a few minor old restorations. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 23" by 19 3/4" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This remarkable, originally hand-colored engraving is from Willem Janszoon and Joan Blaeu's "Toonel des Aerdrycks ofte Nieuwe atlas, dat is Beschryving van alle Landen." the Dutch edition of "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum". The work was published in Amsterdam by Joan Blaeu between 1642 and 1655 (1661). --- The Dutch edition of Blaeuâs Theatrum Orbis Terrarum is the most complicated of the editions of this atlas. The text was reset at least four times, and the general title page shows many different dates from 1642 to 1661. However, the resetting of the text and the change of the date on the title page were not at the same time. (Van der Krogt) --- Willem Janszoon Blaeu (1571-1638), Jan's father, founded the famous Blaeu cartographic firm in Amsterdam. He studied astronomy and science under Tycho Brahe. He established a globe and instrument making business in 1599 which soon expanded into cartography publishing. It became one of the most important publishing firms in the world that was also later run by his sons Cornelis and Jan. Their maps are noted for their fine engraving process, coloring, and design and are often referred to as "the highest expression of Dutch cartographical art." He also served as the official cartagropher for the Dutch East India Company in 1630.Joan (Johannes) Blaeu (1596-1673) began the publication of the Nuevo Atlas in 1659 and would eventually change the title to Atlas Mayor. It was to be his most famous atlas, and was meant to include up to 13 volumes, but only 10 volumes were ever completed as his printing house was destroyed by fire. He was also noted for the publication of the atlas "Theatrum orbis Terrarum". --- The maps from the work are in generally very good to excellent condition. Due to age, some of the maps may exhibit handling or minor marks to be expected with age. There may be a few minor old restorations. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 23" by 19 3/4" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This remarkable, originally hand-colored engraving is from Willem Janszoon and Joan Blaeu's "Toonel des Aerdrycks ofte Nieuwe atlas, dat is Beschryving van alle Landen." the Dutch edition of "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum". The work was published in Amsterdam by Joan Blaeu between 1642 and 1655 (1661). --- The Dutch edition of Blaeuâs Theatrum Orbis Terrarum is the most complicated of the editions of this atlas. The text was reset at least four times, and the general title page shows many different dates from 1642 to 1661. However, the resetting of the text and the change of the date on the title page were not at the same time. (Van der Krogt) --- Willem Janszoon Blaeu (1571-1638), Jan's father, founded the famous Blaeu cartographic firm in Amsterdam. He studied astronomy and science under Tycho Brahe. He established a globe and instrument making business in 1599 which soon expanded into cartography publishing. It became one of the most important publishing firms in the world that was also later run by his sons Cornelis and Jan. Their maps are noted for their fine engraving process, coloring, and design and are often referred to as "the highest expression of Dutch cartographical art." He also served as the official cartagropher for the Dutch East India Company in 1630.Joan (Johannes) Blaeu (1596-1673) began the publication of the Nuevo Atlas in 1659 and would eventually change the title to Atlas Mayor. It was to be his most famous atlas, and was meant to include up to 13 volumes, but only 10 volumes were ever completed as his printing house was destroyed by fire. He was also noted for the publication of the atlas "Theatrum orbis Terrarum". --- The maps from the work are in generally very good to excellent condition. Due to age, some of the maps may exhibit handling or minor marks to be expected with age. There may be a few minor old restorations. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 23" by 19 3/4" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This remarkable, originally hand-colored engraving is from Willem Janszoon and Joan Blaeu's "Toonel des Aerdrycks ofte Nieuwe atlas, dat is Beschryving van alle Landen." the Dutch edition of "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum". The work was published in Amsterdam by Joan Blaeu between 1642 and 1655 (1661). --- The Dutch edition of Blaeuâs Theatrum Orbis Terrarum is the most complicated of the editions of this atlas. The text was reset at least four times, and the general title page shows many different dates from 1642 to 1661. However, the resetting of the text and the change of the date on the title page were not at the same time. (Van der Krogt) --- Willem Janszoon Blaeu (1571-1638), Jan's father, founded the famous Blaeu cartographic firm in Amsterdam. He studied astronomy and science under Tycho Brahe. He established a globe and instrument making business in 1599 which soon expanded into cartography publishing. It became one of the most important publishing firms in the world that was also later run by his sons Cornelis and Jan. Their maps are noted for their fine engraving process, coloring, and design and are often referred to as "the highest expression of Dutch cartographical art." He also served as the official cartagropher for the Dutch East India Company in 1630.Joan (Johannes) Blaeu (1596-1673) began the publication of the Nuevo Atlas in 1659 and would eventually change the title to Atlas Mayor. It was to be his most famous atlas, and was meant to include up to 13 volumes, but only 10 volumes were ever completed as his printing house was destroyed by fire. He was also noted for the publication of the atlas "Theatrum orbis Terrarum". --- The maps from the work are in generally very good to excellent condition. Due to age, some of the maps may exhibit handling or minor marks to be expected with age. There may be a few minor old restorations. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 23" by 19 3/4" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This remarkable, originally hand-colored engraving is from Willem Janszoon and Joan Blaeu's "Toonel des Aerdrycks ofte Nieuwe atlas, dat is Beschryving van alle Landen." the Dutch edition of "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum". The work was published in Amsterdam by Joan Blaeu between 1642 and 1655 (1661). --- The Dutch edition of Blaeuâs Theatrum Orbis Terrarum is the most complicated of the editions of this atlas. The text was reset at least four times, and the general title page shows many different dates from 1642 to 1661. However, the resetting of the text and the change of the date on the title page were not at the same time. (Van der Krogt) --- Willem Janszoon Blaeu (1571-1638), Jan's father, founded the famous Blaeu cartographic firm in Amsterdam. He studied astronomy and science under Tycho Brahe. He established a globe and instrument making business in 1599 which soon expanded into cartography publishing. It became one of the most important publishing firms in the world that was also later run by his sons Cornelis and Jan. Their maps are noted for their fine engraving process, coloring, and design and are often referred to as "the highest expression of Dutch cartographical art." He also served as the official cartagropher for the Dutch East India Company in 1630.Joan (Johannes) Blaeu (1596-1673) began the publication of the Nuevo Atlas in 1659 and would eventually change the title to Atlas Mayor. It was to be his most famous atlas, and was meant to include up to 13 volumes, but only 10 volumes were ever completed as his printing house was destroyed by fire. He was also noted for the publication of the atlas "Theatrum orbis Terrarum". --- The maps from the work are in generally very good to excellent condition. Due to age, some of the maps may exhibit handling or minor marks to be expected with age. There may be a few minor old restorations. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 23" by 19 3/4" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This remarkable, originally hand-colored engraving is from Willem Janszoon and Joan Blaeu's "Toonel des Aerdrycks ofte Nieuwe atlas, dat is Beschryving van alle Landen." the Dutch edition of "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum". The work was published in Amsterdam by Joan Blaeu between 1642 and 1655 (1661). --- The Dutch edition of Blaeuâs Theatrum Orbis Terrarum is the most complicated of the editions of this atlas. The text was reset at least four times, and the general title page shows many different dates from 1642 to 1661. However, the resetting of the text and the change of the date on the title page were not at the same time. (Van der Krogt) --- Willem Janszoon Blaeu (1571-1638), Jan's father, founded the famous Blaeu cartographic firm in Amsterdam. He studied astronomy and science under Tycho Brahe. He established a globe and instrument making business in 1599 which soon expanded into cartography publishing. It became one of the most important publishing firms in the world that was also later run by his sons Cornelis and Jan. Their maps are noted for their fine engraving process, coloring, and design and are often referred to as "the highest expression of Dutch cartographical art." He also served as the official cartagropher for the Dutch East India Company in 1630.Joan (Johannes) Blaeu (1596-1673) began the publication of the Nuevo Atlas in 1659 and would eventually change the title to Atlas Mayor. It was to be his most famous atlas, and was meant to include up to 13 volumes, but only 10 volumes were ever completed as his printing house was destroyed by fire. He was also noted for the publication of the atlas "Theatrum orbis Terrarum". --- The maps from the work are in generally very good to excellent condition. Due to age, some of the maps may exhibit handling or minor marks to be expected with age. There may be a few minor old restorations. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 23" by 19 3/4" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This remarkable, originally hand-colored engraving is from Willem Janszoon and Joan Blaeu's "Toonel des Aerdrycks ofte Nieuwe atlas, dat is Beschryving van alle Landen." the Dutch edition of "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum". The work was published in Amsterdam by Joan Blaeu between 1642 and 1655 (1661). --- The Dutch edition of Blaeuâs Theatrum Orbis Terrarum is the most complicated of the editions of this atlas. The text was reset at least four times, and the general title page shows many different dates from 1642 to 1661. However, the resetting of the text and the change of the date on the title page were not at the same time. (Van der Krogt) --- Willem Janszoon Blaeu (1571-1638), Jan's father, founded the famous Blaeu cartographic firm in Amsterdam. He studied astronomy and science under Tycho Brahe. He established a globe and instrument making business in 1599 which soon expanded into cartography publishing. It became one of the most important publishing firms in the world that was also later run by his sons Cornelis and Jan. Their maps are noted for their fine engraving process, coloring, and design and are often referred to as "the highest expression of Dutch cartographical art." He also served as the official cartagropher for the Dutch East India Company in 1630.Joan (Johannes) Blaeu (1596-1673) began the publication of the Nuevo Atlas in 1659 and would eventually change the title to Atlas Mayor. It was to be his most famous atlas, and was meant to include up to 13 volumes, but only 10 volumes were ever completed as his printing house was destroyed by fire. He was also noted for the publication of the atlas "Theatrum orbis Terrarum". --- The maps from the work are in generally very good to excellent condition. Due to age, some of the maps may exhibit handling or minor marks to be expected with age. There may be a few minor old restorations. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 23" by 19 3/4" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This remarkable, originally hand-colored engraving is from Willem Janszoon and Joan Blaeu's "Toonel des Aerdrycks ofte Nieuwe atlas, dat is Beschryving van alle Landen." the Dutch edition of "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum". The work was published in Amsterdam by Joan Blaeu between 1642 and 1655 (1661). --- The Dutch edition of Blaeuâs Theatrum Orbis Terrarum is the most complicated of the editions of this atlas. The text was reset at least four times, and the general title page shows many different dates from 1642 to 1661. However, the resetting of the text and the change of the date on the title page were not at the same time. (Van der Krogt) --- Willem Janszoon Blaeu (1571-1638), Jan's father, founded the famous Blaeu cartographic firm in Amsterdam. He studied astronomy and science under Tycho Brahe. He established a globe and instrument making business in 1599 which soon expanded into cartography publishing. It became one of the most important publishing firms in the world that was also later run by his sons Cornelis and Jan. Their maps are noted for their fine engraving process, coloring, and design and are often referred to as "the highest expression of Dutch cartographical art." He also served as the official cartagropher for the Dutch East India Company in 1630.Joan (Johannes) Blaeu (1596-1673) began the publication of the Nuevo Atlas in 1659 and would eventually change the title to Atlas Mayor. It was to be his most famous atlas, and was meant to include up to 13 volumes, but only 10 volumes were ever completed as his printing house was destroyed by fire. He was also noted for the publication of the atlas "Theatrum orbis Terrarum". --- The maps from the work are in generally very good to excellent condition. Due to age, some of the maps may exhibit handling or minor marks to be expected with age. There may be a few minor old restorations. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 23" by 19 3/4" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This remarkable, originally hand-colored engraving is from Willem Janszoon and Joan Blaeu's "Toonel des Aerdrycks ofte Nieuwe atlas, dat is Beschryving van alle Landen." the Dutch edition of "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum". The work was published in Amsterdam by Joan Blaeu between 1642 and 1655 (1661). --- The Dutch edition of Blaeuâs Theatrum Orbis Terrarum is the most complicated of the editions of this atlas. The text was reset at least four times, and the general title page shows many different dates from 1642 to 1661. However, the resetting of the text and the change of the date on the title page were not at the same time. (Van der Krogt) --- Willem Janszoon Blaeu (1571-1638), Jan's father, founded the famous Blaeu cartographic firm in Amsterdam. He studied astronomy and science under Tycho Brahe. He established a globe and instrument making business in 1599 which soon expanded into cartography publishing. It became one of the most important publishing firms in the world that was also later run by his sons Cornelis and Jan. Their maps are noted for their fine engraving process, coloring, and design and are often referred to as "the highest expression of Dutch cartographical art." He also served as the official cartagropher for the Dutch East India Company in 1630.Joan (Johannes) Blaeu (1596-1673) began the publication of the Nuevo Atlas in 1659 and would eventually change the title to Atlas Mayor. It was to be his most famous atlas, and was meant to include up to 13 volumes, but only 10 volumes were ever completed as his printing house was destroyed by fire. He was also noted for the publication of the atlas "Theatrum orbis Terrarum". --- The maps from the work are in generally very good to excellent condition. Due to age, some of the maps may exhibit handling or minor marks to be expected with age. There may be a few minor old restorations. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 23" by 19 3/4" (Fold Out).

Condition: Fine. This remarkable, originally hand-colored engraving is from Willem Janszoon and Joan Blaeu's "Toonel des Aerdrycks ofte Nieuwe atlas, dat is Beschryving van alle Landen." the Dutch edition of "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum". The work was published in Amsterdam by Joan Blaeu between 1642 and 1655 (1661). --- The Dutch edition of Blaeuâs Theatrum Orbis Terrarum is the most complicated of the editions of this atlas. The text was reset at least four times, and the general title page shows many different dates from 1642 to 1661. However, the resetting of the text and the change of the date on the title page were not at the same time. (Van der Krogt) --- Willem Janszoon Blaeu (1571-1638), Jan's father, founded the famous Blaeu cartographic firm in Amsterdam. He studied astronomy and science under Tycho Brahe. He established a globe and instrument making business in 1599 which soon expanded into cartography publishing. It became one of the most important publishing firms in the world that was also later run by his sons Cornelis and Jan. Their maps are noted for their fine engraving process, coloring, and design and are often referred to as "the highest expression of Dutch cartographical art." He also served as the official cartagropher for the Dutch East India Company in 1630.Joan (Johannes) Blaeu (1596-1673) began the publication of the Nuevo Atlas in 1659 and would eventually change the title to Atlas Mayor. It was to be his most famous atlas, and was meant to include up to 13 volumes, but only 10 volumes were ever completed as his printing house was destroyed by fire. He was also noted for the publication of the atlas "Theatrum orbis Terrarum". --- The maps from the work are in generally very good to excellent condition. Due to age, some of the maps may exhibit handling or minor marks to be expected with age. There may be a few minor old restorations. There may be a few minor imperfections or faint marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 23" by 19 3/4" (Fold Out).