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Die Landschaft Wagrien mit dem Hochstift Lübeck oder Eutin
Franz Johann Joseph von Reilly (*1766 - †1820)Coloured map of Wagrien, Schleswig-Holstein. Printed in Vienna by Reilly circa 1795.
Reference 10496
Description
Beautiful old coloured map of Wagrien in Schleswig-Holstein from F.J. v. Reilly. Showing the Holstein lake district between Oldenburg, Lübeck, Bad Oldesloe und Kiel. With one cartouche.
Details
| Cartographer | Franz Johann Joseph von Reilly |
| Title | Die Landschaft Wagrien mit dem Hochstift Lübeck oder Eutin |
| Publisher, Year | Reilly, Vienna, circa 1795 |
| Plate Size | 24.7 x 28.0 cm (9.7 x 11.0 inches) |
| Sheet Size | 25.7 x 29.2 cm (10.1 x 11.5 inches) |
Condition
Minor brown spotting, margin strengthened.
Cartographer
Joseph von Reilly, born in 1766, was an art dealer based in Vienna. He also published maps in his two major Atlases: Schauplatz der fünf Theile der Welt and Grosser Deutscher Atlas. He died 1820 in Vienna.
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Franz Johann Joseph von Reilly: Die Landschaft Wagrien mit dem Hochstift Lübeck oder Eutin.
Coloured map of Wagrien, Schleswig-Holstein. Printed in Vienna by Reilly circa 1795.
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