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Központi Antique Book Shop
152. könyvárverés

06-12-2019 17:00
 
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Tertiae Partis Asiae...

Tertiae Partis Asiae...
Tertiae Partis Asiae...


Rare map of Eastern Asia by Gerard de Jode published in the second edition of de Jode’s „Speculum Orbis Terrae” in 1593. Based on the 1561, 4-sheet map of Giacomo Gastaldi. The representation extends from Mongolia to the...

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auction house Központi Antique Book Shop
date of auction d-m-Y H:i
title of auction 152. könyvárverés
date of exhibition 2019. november 25. - 2019. december 5. hétköznap 10.00-18.00 óráig
auction contact (00 361) 317-3514 | aukcio@kozpontiantikvarium.hu | www.kozpontiantikvarium.hu
link of auction https://axioart.com/aukcio/2019-12-06/152-konyvarveres
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Tertiae Partis Asiae...
Rare map of Eastern Asia by Gerard de Jode published in the second edition of de Jode’s „Speculum Orbis Terrae” in 1593. Based on the 1561, 4-sheet map of Giacomo Gastaldi. The representation extends from Mongolia to the Philippines (from north to south), and from India to China (from west to east). The nomenclature is detailed – considering the possibilities available at the time – and the lack of geographical information is covered by depictions, topographic elements and larger fonts. The engravers, Jan and Lucas van Deutecum added a finely decorated cartouche and a compass rose as illustration. Latin text on the back. Dimensions: 330 x 505 (420 x 555) mm. Fine, clear copy.