Comitatus Flandriae in omnes ejusdem subjacentes Ditioes cum adjacentibus accuratissime...

Johann Baptist Homann (*1664 - 1724)
Old coloured map of Flanders (Vlaanderen). Printed in Nuremberg by J. B. Homann circa 1720.

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Old coloured engraved map of Flanders (Vlaanderen) by Johann Baptist Homann. Shows the coastline of the North Sea between Gravelines and the Scheldt estuary, with Antwerp and Brussels to the east. With a beautiful title cartouche to the upper left.

Details

CartographerJohann Baptist Homann
TitleComitatus Flandriae in omnes ejusdem subjacentes Ditioes cum adjacentibus accuratissime divisus sumtibus
Publisher, YearJ. B. Homann, Nuremberg, circa 1720
Plate Size47.7 x 56.8 cm (18.8 x 22.4 inches)
Sheet Size52.8 x 63.5 cm (20.8 x 25.0 inches)

Condition

Excellent conditions.

Cartographer

Johann Baptist Homann was born 1664 in Oberkammlach. He founded his business 1702 in Nuremberg, Germany. After a long period of Dutch domination in map publishing, the Homann publishing house became the most important map and atlas producer in Germany. He became a member of the Academy of Science in Berlin just after he published his first atlas in 1707. After his death 1724 in Nuremberg, the company was continued by his son Johann Christoph. The publishing firm was bequeathed to his heirs after his death in 1730 and was traded under the name Homann Heirs until the next century.

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Johann Baptist Homann: Comitatus Flandriae in omnes ejusdem subjacentes Ditioes cum adjacentibus accuratissime divisus sumtibus.
Old coloured map of Flanders (Vlaanderen). Printed in Nuremberg by J. B. Homann circa 1720.

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