R E N A U D – G I Q U E L L O - Loeb Larocque

33 MARZOLLA, B. Carta generale del Polo Artico. Naples, 1844. Limites en col. ancien.
Lithographie col. à l’époque. Rousseurs. - Lithographed map in original outline col.
Light brown spotting. 440 x 600 mm. 250 - 300 ¤
wo Northern Hemisphere. From the very attractive and scarce atlas by Marzolla, who was a cartographer from
Naples. Not in Phillips or British Museum.
34 MINISCALCHI ERIZZO, Conte F. Carta delle terre polari artiche tratta da quella dell’
ammiragliato inglese e corretta al 1853 dal Conte… Venise, Ripamonti Carpano,
1853. Lithographie en couleurs. Quelques rousseurs et traces de pliures. - Col. lithograph.
A few brown spots, several folds as issue. 610 x 610 mm. 300 - 400 ¤
wo Rare map of the Northern Hemisphere with Greenland.
35 COOK, J. Carte de L’Hémisphère Austral. Paris, 1780. Infimes rousseurs. - A few
brown spots. 535 x 533 mm. 200 - 300 ¤
This south polar view of the world details the tracks of Cook’s three voyages as well as those of several other
navigators. Including Mendana 1595, Quiros 1606, Le Maire and Schouten 1616, Tasman 1642 and Bougainville
1768, a/o. New Zealand and Australia are shown according to Cook’s recent discoveries, while the
concept of Terra Australis Incognita is dismissed. From: “Abregé de l’Histoire Générale des Voyages..”
36 MARZOLLA, B. Carte Generale dell’Antartica. Naples, 1842. Limites en col. ancien.
Lithographie col. à l’époque. Rousseurs. - Lithographed map original outline col.
Brown spotting. 420 x 500 mm. 250 - 300 ¤
wo Southern Hemisphere. From the scarce atlas by Marzolla, who was a cartographer from Naples. Not in
Phillips or British Museum.
AFRIQUE
37 BERTIUS, P. Africa. Amsterdam, 1612. Excellent. 85 x 123 mm. 80 - 100 ¤
Petrus Bertius map of Africa. From his “Tabularum geographicarum contractarum”. The map was unchanged
from the 1600 edition. Latin text on verso. - Not in Norwich
38 DUVAL, P. L’Afrique Où sont exactement décrites…(1 f.). Paris, 1684. Limites en
col. ancien. 1 f. sur 4. Infimes rousseurs. 400 x 520 mm. 80 - 100 ¤
Partie comprenant le cartouche de titre. - One sheet of a large four-sheet map with the title cartouche. - Norwich/Stone,
Africa, map 38.
39 BRAUN, G. / HOGENBERG, F. Cairus, quae olim Babylon, Aegypti Maxima Urbs.
Cologne, 1590. Papier légèrement jauni. 330 x 482 mm. 250 - 300 ¤
wo Vue du Caire à vol d’oiseau, publiée dans le “Civitates Orbis Terrarum”. Texte en latin au verso d’un côté,
texte manuscrit en anglais et en latin, de l’autre, vraisemblablement du début du XVIIe s. et en rapport avec
l’Egypte.- Contemporaneous bird’s-eye view of the city and surroundings showing the Pyramids and the
Sphinx. Egypt had fallen to the Turks during the reign of Selim I at the beginning of the 16th century and
this fine rather stylised pictorial plan shows the capital Cairo during early Ottoman rule. Behind a foreground
group of travellers and horsemen, the sweeping line of River Nile with the City and its environs beyond. The
map includes representations of the famous Pyramids and Sphinx at Gaza to the right, as well as illustrations
of crocodiles in the Nile River.
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