C1807
 (1824)

[Timor] Ile Timor. Vue d’un Cimetiere Malais, d’une partie de la Baie et de la Ville Coupang, de Ile Simao et de Ile Kera.

arce engraving of the Chinese cemetery at Coupang, from the important ill fated French voyage of discovery under Nicholas Baudin. The view is at Coupang, present day Kupang which was an important trading port and was used as a resupply … Read Full Description

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Full Title:

[Timor] Ile Timor. Vue d’un Cimetiere Malais, d’une partie de la Baie et de la Ville Coupang, de Ile Simao et de Ile Kera.

Date:

C1807
 (1824)

Condition:

In good condition.

Technique:

Copper engraving.

Image Size: 

207mm 
x 150mm

Paper Size: 

335mm 
x 246mm
AUTHENTICITY
[Timor] Ile Timor. Vue d'un Cimetiere Malais, d'une partie de la Baie et de la Ville Coupang, de Ile Simao et de Ile Kera. - Antique Print from 1807

Genuine antique
dated:

1824

Description:

arce engraving of the Chinese cemetery at Coupang, from the important ill fated French voyage of discovery under Nicholas Baudin. The view is at Coupang, present day Kupang which was an important trading port and was used as a resupply point for many other important voyages in the region, including those of Flinders and Freycinet’s Uranie voyage. Lesueur was employed to illustrate the account of Baudin’s voyage.

Reference: F979

From: Lesueur & Petit’s Voyage de Decouvertes Aux Terres Australes. Historique.

Collections:
National Library Australia: Bib ID 1993901

 

Charles Alexander Lesueur (1778 - 1846)

French natural history and topographical artist on board the lavishly equipped scientific expedition prepared by the Institut de France with the ambitions to explore the southern parts of the Eastern Hemisphere, in two corvettes, Geographe and the Naturaliste. Lesueur was taken on not as an artist or scientist but as an assistant gunner. Nichloas Baudin the commander of the expedition soon discovered Lesueur's talents and employed him as an illustrator for his private journal. His prolific output and the quality of his drawings during this important voyage is a testament to his artistic talents.

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