Troisieme et plus distincte Vue des Ruines de Carnac

Frederick Louis Norden (*1708 - 1742)
Antique town view of Egypt, Pyramids. Printed in Paris by Didot l'ainé in 1795.

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Description

Copper engraved view of different Pyramids in Carnac in Egypt.

Details

CartographerFrederick Louis Norden
TitleTroisieme et plus distincte Vue des Ruines de Carnac
Publisher, YearDidot l'ainé, Paris, 1795
Plate Size17.5 x 27.0 cm (6.9 x 10.6 inches)
Sheet Size21.0 x 29.0 cm (8.3 x 11.4 inches)
Volumevolume 2 (plate 101)

Condition

Fine condition, good visible plate mark.

Cartographer

Frederick Louis Norden, an eminent Danish traveller, was born 1708 in Gluckstadt, Holstein. He was a volunteer in the British fleet under Sir John Norris in the Mediterranean, having been previously sent by the king of Denmark to Egypt, to make drawings and observations of the ancient monuments of that country. These he executed with great fidelity, and his Travels in Egypt and Nubia. with plates, were splendidly printed in 3 vols. folio. Being elected a member of the Royal Society of London, he presented to that learned body his drawings of ruins and colossal statues at Thebes, of which he also published a memoir. Died, 1742. (Maunder, S. The biographical treasury. New ed. 1870.)

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