binoche renaud giquello - Loeb Larocque

40 STOOPENDAAL,D. Mappemonde. Amsterdam, 1748. Col. Coupé au filet d’encadrement,
renmargé, doublé. Restauration de déchirures horizontales, verticale et de fentes aux niveau
des plis. - Cut till neat line and remargined. Entirely underlaid as the map was separated in
two. Two tears in the center 3 cm into the image. Sold as is. 303 x 450 mm. 400 - 500 ¤
wo Beautiful double hemisphere world map from a Dutch Bible. Surrounded by allegorical representations of the
continents, based on Visscher. California is depicted as a peninsula. Australia is partially mapped, blend with
New Guinea and there is only a hint of Tasmania. The northwest American and east Asian coastlines are incomplete.
Diagrams of the Copernican and Ptolemaic solar systems rest between the hemispheres. This is the small
version of this world map, without the banner title. - Shirley, World, 498
41 BROUCKNER, I. Carte Generale du Globe Terrestre… Venise, Remondini, 1761. Plis verticaux
et horizontaux légèrement jaunis, infimes trous le long des pliures. - Horizontal and vertical
folding marks slightly age-toned with a few minor holes. 220 x 325 mm. 300 - 400 ¤
wo Carte… construite et publiée par le Sr Isaac Brouckner Geographe de S.M.T.C. Examinée et approuvée par
Mr Daniel Bernoulli. Remondini’s reduction of the Brouckner’s highly influential map of the World. Includes a
massive Bay of the West, partial New Zealand and Australian coastlines, and nice detail in the Northern
Pacific.The world map including notes on the Russian voyages in the 1740s and the Acapulco Trade Route.
Interesting naïve engraving style. Brouckner’s map is very rare on the market.
42 BUACHE / DE L’ISLE / DEZAUCHE Planisphere Physique Où l’on voit du Pole Septentrional.
Paris, 1785. Col. ancien. Importantes mouillures marginales. Infimes rousseurs, traces
de pliures. - Marginal water staining. Several creases. Two minor spots. 340 x 440 mm.
400 - 500 ¤
wo Projection au pôle nord. Flanquée de tables explicatives. - Uncommon world map on a north pole projection
prepared by G.de l’Isle and published by Phil. Dezauche. This map is most notable for it’s depiction of Mer de
L’Ouest or Sea of the West, a great sea, easily the size of the Mediterranean, to flow from the then-known Strait
of Juan de Fuca. He also shows an opening to the ocean from this great sea at roughly in North California or
Oregon and Quivira somewhere in Idaho. Showing tracks of Tasman, Magellan, Drake, Quiros, etc. Only
Australia’s west coast is drawn in.
43 MENTELLE. Mappe-Monde. Paris, 1798. Limites en col. d’époque. Infimes rousseurs.
190 x 365 mm. 100 - 150 ¤
Joint : AA, P. van der. L’Europe.
44 DOPPELMAYR,J.G./ HOMANN,J.B. Theoria Eclipsium. Nuremberg, 1740. Beau col.
ancien. Pâles mouillures en haut de la carte, infimes rousseurs. - Dark impression. A few
small light-brown spots. Water staining in upper part. Good condition. 485 x 568 mm.
500 - 700 ¤
wo Carte céleste dessinée par J. G. Doppelmayr, gravée et publiée par Homann dans “l’Atlas Coelestis”. - One of
a series of celestial charts drawn by Johann Gabriel Doppelmayr, engraved by Homann and published in the
“Atlas Coelestis” by Homann’s Heirs.Doppelmayr was an astronomer of high repute. He was born at Nuremberg
in 1671 and was educated at Halle University. He was a professor of mathematics in his native city for nearly fifty
years, and for some time made a speciality of lunar observations’ (Brown, Astronomical Atlases, Maps and Charts
p. 51). His reputation was such as to gain him memberships in the Academia Caesarea Leopoldina, the academies
of Berlin and St. Petersburg, and the Royal Society of London… His major work is the Atlas novus coelestis…
The positions of the stars on the maps are correct for the year 1730.
45 BENARD. Astronomie. Paris, ca.1780. Col. Infimes rousseurs. 230 x 365 mm. 200 - 250 ¤
wo Représente les hémisphères Boréal et Austral avec leurs constellations.
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