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• [ATLAS]. JULIEN Roch-Joseph
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- ATLAS]. JULIEN Roch-Joseph
Topographical and military atlas which includes the States of the Crown of Bohemia and Electoral Saxony with their borders
Paris, chez l'auteur, 1758. 13 maps on jute cloth in 2 tan calf slipcases decorated with gilt rollers and titled in gold "Théâtre de la
Guerre en Allemagne. Septentrional part" and "Théâtre de la Guerre en Allemagne. Part Méridionale". Size: 920 x 495 mm (map)| 210 x 185 mm (slipcase).
First edition of this atlas of Germany and Bohemia dedicated to Empress Maria Theresa of Austria.
This amazing set contains a beautiful title-frontispiece with an engraved bust portrait of the empress, and maps that have been cut (without missing), assembled and laminated on 13 burlap sheets.
These maps have been assembled as is, probably for convenience.
Rare
PROVENANCE Private collection| most certainly the viscount of Rochambeau (Donatien-Marie-Joseph de Vimeure, (1755-1813) (ex-libris vignette with the family arms: azure, with a chevron of gold, accompanied by three knurls of the same, pasted on the jute of the first map).
Topographical and military atlas which includes the States of the Crown of Bohemia and Electoral Saxony with their borders
Paris, chez l'auteur, 1758. 13 maps on jute cloth in 2 tan calf slipcases decorated with gilt rollers and titled in gold "Théâtre de la
Guerre en Allemagne. Septentrional part" and "Théâtre de la Guerre en Allemagne. Part Méridionale". Size: 920 x 495 mm (map)| 210 x 185 mm (slipcase).
First edition of this atlas of Germany and Bohemia dedicated to Empress Maria Theresa of Austria.
This amazing set contains a beautiful title-frontispiece with an engraved bust portrait of the empress, and maps that have been cut (without missing), assembled and laminated on 13 burlap sheets.
These maps have been assembled as is, probably for convenience.
Rare
PROVENANCE Private collection| most certainly the viscount of Rochambeau (Donatien-Marie-Joseph de Vimeure, (1755-1813) (ex-libris vignette with the family arms: azure, with a chevron of gold, accompanied by three knurls of the same, pasted on the jute of the first map).