C1756
 (1767)

Charte der Carolinischen Inseln, zum Behuf dieser Geschichte gezeichnet von Hrn. Robert de Vaugondy 1756

Map of the Carolinas extending from the Spice Islands and Philippines est. From the German edition of Brosses’s Histoire des navigations aux terres australes which included the known voyages to the Southern seas. Brosse was a great advocate of further … Read Full Description

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Full Title:

Charte der Carolinischen Inseln, zum Behuf dieser Geschichte gezeichnet von Hrn. Robert de Vaugondy 1756

Date:

C1756
 (1767)

Condition:

In good condition, with folds as issued

Technique:

Copper engraving.

Image Size: 

308mm 
x 184mm
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Charte der Carolinischen Inseln, zum Behuf dieser Geschichte gezeichnet von Hrn. Robert de Vaugondy 1756 - Antique Map from 1756

Genuine antique
dated:

1767

Description:

Map of the Carolinas extending from the Spice Islands and Philippines est. From the German edition of Brosses’s Histoire des navigations aux terres australes which included the known voyages to the Southern seas. Brosse was a great advocate of further French exploration in the South Seas.

From, the German edition of Brosse’s voyages, VGollstandige Geschichte der Schiffarthen nach den noch grostentheils unbekanten Sudlandern aus dem franzosischen des Herrn Prasidenten de Brosse ubersetzt mit Anmerkungen begleitet und mit verschiedenen Zusatzen versehen von Johann Christoph Adelung,

Gilles Robert de Vaugondy (1688 - 1766)

Vaugondy inherited the firm of his uncle, Pierre Moullart-Sanson, in 1730. He quickly increased the business when he purchased the stock one of the leading French cartographers, Hubert Jaillot. He astutely combined his own additions to the maps he had purchased, bringing them up to date without the expense of creating new maps and engraving plates. Fittingly as a leading Parisian mapmaker of his day he was made Geographer to the King in 1730. Vaugondy was also one of the leading exponents of the French School of Theoretical Cartography and like Nicholas Bellin popularised the notion of an imaginary east coast of Australia.

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