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C1782
A New Map of the World in Three Sections; Wherein the Several Tracks and Discoveries of the British Navigators, in the Present Time, are Distinctly and Accurately Laid Down.
Mapmaker:
John Bayly (fl 1755 - 1783)
Rare double hemisphere world map with extensive information of the discoveries made by Cook’s on his three voyages and importantly, including those on his third and final voyage prior to the official published accounts. The map has a lower section … Read Full Description
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Full Title:
A New Map of the World in Three Sections; Wherein the Several Tracks and Discoveries of the British Navigators, in the Present Time, are Distinctly and Accurately Laid Down.
Date:
C1782
Mapmaker:
John Bayly (fl 1755 - 1783)
Condition:
Narrow margins, otherwise in good condition, with folds as issued.
Technique:
Copper engraving hand coloured
Image Size:
420mm
x 235mm
AUTHENTICITY
Genuine antique
dated:
1782
Description:
Rare double hemisphere world map with extensive information of the discoveries made by Cook’s on his three voyages and importantly, including those on his third and final voyage prior to the official published accounts. The map has a lower section on Mercator’s Projection showing the equatorial regions extending from both tropics.
Cook’s tracks on his three voyages are shown, as are the Hawaian Islands and a note of his death there, Capt. Cook Killed, two years prior to the release of the official published accounts of Cook’s final voyage. Australia’s east coast and place names are shown according to his discoveries made on his first voyage.
Not in Tooley pr Prescott.
Mapmaker:
John Bayly (fl 1755-1783)
Bayly was born in about 1730 and apprenticed to Theophilus Spendelow on 16th October 1745, described as the son of John Bayly, yeoman of Somerton in Somerset. After Spenelow’s death Bayly served out the remainder of his time with Hannah Spendelow, the widow, and was made free on the testimony of the engravers Henry Yates and John Giblet 3rd December 1755. He was confined in Ludgate Prison for debt 25 September 1761 and was probably the John Bayly, engraver of Fleet Market, who features as the principal witness in a forgery trial at the Old Bailey 17th October 1783.
Bayly engraved a number of the maps that appeared in the published accounts of Cook’s first voyage in 1773.
