C1760

Historia Imperii Romano Germanici nec non finitimarum Regionum In Mappa exhibita, ac aeri incisa à Mattheo Seutter S. C. M. Geogr. Aug. Vindel.

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Rare, superbly embellished c.18th hand coloured engraved map by Matthaus Seutter of Germany during the Roman Empire. The map offers a detailed representation of the region, extending from Paris to Warsaw and from Denmark to Italy. The map highlights numerous … Read Full Description

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Full Title:

Historia Imperii Romano Germanici nec non finitimarum Regionum In Mappa exhibita, ac aeri incisa à Mattheo Seutter S. C. M. Geogr. Aug. Vindel.

Date:

C1760

Mapmaker:

Matthaus Seutter (1678 - 1756)

Condition:

In good condition, with folds as issued.

Technique:

Copper engraving with original hand colouring.

Image Size:

555mm

x 487mm

Paper Size:

621mm

x 539mm

Genuine antique
dated:

1760

Description:

Rare, superbly embellished c.18th hand coloured engraved map by Matthaus Seutter of Germany during the Roman Empire.

The map offers a detailed representation of the region, extending from Paris to Warsaw and from Denmark to Italy. The map highlights numerous cities founded by the Romans, along with significant battle sites. It also features three large vignettes depicting various battles, indigenous scenes, and a range of other intricate details.

From: Seutter, M. Atlas Novus Sive Tabula Geographicae Totius Orbis Faciem Partes Imperia, Regna et Provincias Exhibentis …..

References:
Phillips, P. A List of Geographical Atlases in the Library of Congress. Washington 1973 :: 593.
Shirley, R. Maps in the Atlases of The British Library. London 2004 :: BL T.SEU-2a, Vol.2 (Maps C.40.f.2/2) 1. pg.952.

Matthaus Seutter (1678 - 1756)

Matthaus Seutter (1678-1756) Mapmaker, engraver and publisher of Augsburg. A pupil of Homann he set up on his account in 1707 & appointed Geographer to the Imperial Court.

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