C1900

South America, Southern Sheet

Mapmaker:

Richard Andree (1835 - 1912)

$A 125

A scarce, detailed, large-scale, c.20th-century colour-printed map of southern South America, from the first edition, third state of The Times Atlas. There are two large insets at lower right of: Rio de Janeiro and Southern Brazil. Above those there is … Read Full Description

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Full Title:

South America, Southern Sheet

Date:

C1900

Mapmaker:

Richard Andree (1835 - 1912)

Condition:

In good condition, with centre fold as issued.

Technique:

Lithograph printed in colour.

Image Size:

379mm

x 500mm

Paper Size:

438mm

x 567mm

Genuine antique
dated:

1900

Description:

A scarce, detailed, large-scale, c.20th-century colour-printed map of southern South America, from the first edition, third state of The Times Atlas.

There are two large insets at lower right of: Rio de Janeiro and Southern Brazil. Above those there is a colour key identifying countries.

Collections:
National Library Australia: Bib ID: 6848776
State Library New South Wales: 991024617646902626
State Library Victoria: MAPEF 912 T48AT
British Library London: System number: 003559823
National Library Scotland: ID: NLS b.225.g.1
Bodleian Library, University of Oxford: Shelf mark: C17:70 Atlas fol.
University of Cambridge Library: Class mark: Atlas.4.89.1
Library of Congress Washington D.C.: LCCN: 06041079

Richard Andree (1835 - 1912)

German cartographer whose career centred on making complex geographic data accessible to the public. He gained prominence through his association with the publisher Friedrich Vieweg & Sohn, where he synthesised new surveying data into clear, educational maps. In 1871, Andree succeeded August Petermann as editor of the influential geographical periodical, Globus. This role positioned him at the forefront of contemporary exploration, allowing him to disseminate the latest geographic discoveries to a wide audience. His crowning achievement was the 1881 publication of Andree's, Allgemeiner Handatlas. This comprehensive work set a new standard for late c.19th reference materials, balancing scientific precision with a compact, affordable format. The atlas featured meticulously engraved maps showing updated political boundaries and transport routes, becoming a staple in schools and libraries. Its enduring design served as the foundation for numerous revised editions long after his death, cementing the hand atlas as an authoritative tool for modern geography.

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