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Le Temple de la Mecque..., anno 1719, Chatelain Henri, copperengraving, size of the sheet: 47 x 56 cm.. good print, little brownish, small restoration on below centerfold

Chatelain

1719
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Portraits du Moufti & autres gens de loi de L empire Ottoman..., anno 1719, Chatelain, copperengraving, size of the sheet: 47 x 56 cm..

Chatelain

1719
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Vue de la ville du grand Caire, anno 1719, Chatelain Henri, original copperengraving, size of the sheet: 48 x 56 cm., good condition, wide margins, clean print.

Chatelain

1719
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Vue et Description du Cap de Bonne Esperance, anno 1719, Chatelain Henri, size of the sheet: 47x28 cm., good condition, printed on thick paper, only little brownish.

Chatelain

1719, Loseblattwerk
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Nouvelle carte de Ile de Ceylon, anno 1719, copperengraving, Chatelain Henri, size of the sheet: 47 x 56 cm., good print, wide margins.

Chatelain

1719, Loseblattwerk
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Vue et description de Surate et de Batavia, anno 1719, Chatelain Size of the sheet: 46 x 28 cm., very good condition, printed on thick paper, wide margins, clean print. Attractive view of the town and harbor of Surate on the northwest coast of India, and a bird's-eye city plan of Batavia (Jakarta) present-day capital of Indonesia, from Chatelain's monumental 7 volume Atlas Historique, published in Amsterdam. Surate was the first English trading post in India and was known as a gold and textile center. Batavia was the capital of the Dutch East Indian trading empire during the period when the Dutch dominated trade from the famous Spice Islands. Henri Abraham Chatelain (1684-1743) was a Huguenot pastor of Parisian origins. Chatelain proved a successful businessman, creating lucrative networks in London, The Hague, and then Amsterdam. He is most well known for the Atlas Historique, published in seven volumes between 1705 and 1720.

Carte de L ´Ile de Java... Chatelain, anno 1719, very good condition and authentic map Carte de l'Ile de Java: Partie Occidentale, Partie Orientale, Dressee tout Nouvellement Sur Les Memoires Les Plus Exacts;… By: Henri Abraham Chatelain Date: 1719 (published) Amsterdam Dimensions: 47x92 cm. (sheet). This is an authentic antique map of the island of Java showing portion of Sumatra and Bali. The map was produced for Chatelain’s VII volume world atlas out of Amsterdam in 1719 This is without question, the most elaborate, and accurate large format map of the Island of Java and its coastline of the early 18th century. The city and port of Batavia (Jakarta) can be found in the northwest portion of the island as well as in a large insert in the lower left portion of the map. Above the map are two drapery style title banners written by Gueudeville, that present the history of the island as well as the presence of the Dutch. Additional text on either side of the map refer to various cities and villages of Java Condition: Map is in very good condition, with wide margins and a strong impression.

Carte Du Canada ou de la Nouvelle France, & Des Decouvertes, anno 1719, by Chatelain Henri Chatelain's Edition of the First Important 18th Century Map of Canada & The Great Lakes The map is one of the most important maps of Canada printed during its time, and was included in Chatelain's Atlas Historique. Numerous trading posts and missions in New France and the major towns of the adjacent British colonies are shown. Size of the sheet: 47x56 cm., good condition, no cracs, only little brownish.

Carte du Paraguai, du Chili, du Detroit de Magellan, anno 1719 Superb, large map of the southern half of South America, filled with information concerning various discoveries, expeditions, and colonization. Size of the sheet: 47 x 56 cm., good print, clean, no cracs or tears. Dark impression. In the Pacific, the routes of Magellan, Schouten & Le Maire, Mendana & Gallego, Sarmiento and Drake are shown. Large keys provide information about the political divisions and the Capitanias of Brazil. Extensive notations exhibit the extent of exploration in the interior. The map appeared in Chatelain's monumental Atlas Historique.

Description Des Plantes, Arbres, Animaux & Poissons Des Iles Antilles, Avec Les Moeurs Des Sauvages Qui S'Y Trouvent, et la Maniere dont on Fait Le Sucre Chatelain, anno 1719 Detailed set of images of indigenous plant, animal and sugar processing scenes, from Chatelain's monumental 7 volume Atlas Historique. Size of the sheet: 47 x 54 cm., good condition, wide margins, clean print

Chatelain

1719, Loseblattwerk
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Le Royaume de Siam, Isles Sumatra, Borneo, Chatelain anno 1719, in perfect condition 1719 Le Royaume de Siam avec les Raoyaumes qui luy sont Tributaires et les Isles de Sumatra Andemaon… By: Henri Jacques Chatelain Date: 1719 (Published) Amsterdam Dimensions: 47x56 cm. (sheet), 36x42 cm. (plate). Condition: clean print, only some small wormholes on upper margins, wide margins, clear print. This is one of the beautiful and striking examples of Chatelaine’s works which shows his significant talent as a cartographer. This gorgeous map features Southeast Asia and includes Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, and the Malay Peninsula and the Gulf of Bengalin the north, to Java and Sumatra in the south. The map is centered on Malacca and Borneo. Chatelain depicts even small islands, sea routes, shoals and other places which might threaten the safety of voyagers at sea.

Carte Nouvelle de la Grande Tartarie ou L'Empire Du Cham, anno 1719, Chatelain Publication Place / Date Amsterdam / 1719 Decorative and detailed map showing Central Asia and the Tartary, from Chatelain's monumental 7 volume Atlas Historique. The map extends from Nova Semla in the northwest towards northern China and the peninsula of Korea in the southwest of the map. Includes many place names, rivers, lakes, mountains, etc. Size of the sheet: 47x56 cm., good condition, no cracs or tears, only little brownish

Description de la Ville d'Alexandrie et des Antiquites Remarquables qu'on y voit Publication Place / Date Amsterdam / 1719, edited by Chatelain A magnificent panoramic view of the great Egyptian port city of Alexandria accompanied by detailed views of the ruins of Cleopatra's palace, the Obelisk of Alexandria, and "the interior construction of towers." The images are keyed to the surrounding text descriptions. Size of the sheet: 47 x 56 cm., good print, no cracs or tears, only little brownish

Vue & description de la Ville de Jerusalem, anno 1719, Chatelain Henri , copperengraving, printed on thick paper, size of the sheet: 47 x 21 cm., only small restoration (circa 10 cm) on below centerfold, not to see in front. Panorama map of Jerusalem. Below the profile view is a description of the various buildings. The Temple mountain and the temple of King Solomon are visible in the centre. At the bottom are thumbnails of Mont Lebanon, the tomb of Absalom, the tomb of Zacharias and the tombs of the Kings, with a detailed explanation of the scenes.

Description Des Castors De Leur Industri Des Canots Habitations Habillemens Maniere De Viver Des Sauvages Canada… Edited by Henri Chatelain, anno 1719, size of the sheet: 47 x 56 cm., good print, wide margins, only small restoration on below centerfront (on verso). Interesting group of views and scenes depicting native life in Canada, includign indigenous boats, a Beaver, European and Inuit fishermen and scenes from daily life.

Chatelain

1719, Loseblattwerk
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Carte nouvelle des terres de cucan, de canara, de malabar, de madura, et de coromandel...anno 1719, Chatelain. Original map, in good condition, printed on thick paper, wide margins. Size of the sheet: 47 x 56 cm.. The map show the South of India.

Carte de l’Empire des Turcs en Asie & en Afrique, divise dans toutes ses parties…", Chatelain, Henry Abraham Subject: Eastern Mediterranean & Middle East, Arabia Period: 1719 (published) Publication: Atlas Historique… Size of the sheet: 47 x 54 cm., good condition, wide margins, no cracs or tears, only little brownish. This detailed map illustrates the Ottoman Empire at the conclusion of the Great Turkish War after the empire’s loss of most of its European possessions. It covers the Balkan Peninsula through the Caspian Sea and from the coast of Algiers through the Arabian Peninsula. Major trade routes are depicted and the caravan routes to Mecca and Medina are noted in Arabia. French text describes the empire and a table of latitude and longitude provides the position of major cities.

L'Empire du Japon, Tire des Cartes des Japonnois", Chatelain, Henry Abraham Subject: Japan Period: 1719 Publication: Atlas Historique… Size of the sheet: 47x56 cm., good condition, no cracs or tears, only little brownish. This bold map of Japan is based on Adrian Reland's map of 1715. Reland's map was based on a Japanese model that had been produced as a travel map. As such, the geographical shape of the islands was made to fit into a predetermined format. This distorted shape resulted in a truncated Honshu, thus actually setting the European cartography of Japan backwards for a short period of time. On the other hand, the superb depiction of Kyushu is not surpassed until the 19th century. Reland's map is also important for its use of Sino-Japanese characters (in addition to Dutch) for all sixty-six provinces. Chatelain's version includes several errors in the Dutch names, which were likely not noticed by his French clientele. An inset map of Nagasaki shows the Dejima, an artificial island in Nagasaki harbor that housed the Dutch trading station of the VOC.