Eigentliche Abbildung wie Ao 1657. den 27. Febr. die Schweden den Weixel Damm...

Gabriel Bodenehr (*1673 - 1765)
Antique map of Gdansk, Vistula, West Prussia. Printed in Augsburg in the year 1722.

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Description

Very decorative copper engraving of the Vistula detla during the bursting of the dam in 1657 by G. Bodenehr. The map showing the area between Danzig/Gdansk, Marienburg/Malbork and Dirschau/Tczew. Danzig is shown as a detailed birdeye view. The Danziger Werder is shown under water caused by the bursting of a dam beside Kasemark/Kiezmark. The engraving is based on a paining of an unknown artist and was published in 'Curioses Staats- und Kriegs-Theatrum' in 1722.

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CartographerGabriel Bodenehr
TitleEigentliche Abbildung wie Ao 1657. den 27. Febr. die Schweden den Weixel Damm durch-stochen u. den ganzen Dantziger Werder unter Wasser gesezt, samt umligender gegend.
Publisher, YearAugsburg, 1722
Plate Size18.0 x 38.0 cm (7.1 x 15.0 inches)
Sheet Size20.5 x 40.0 cm (8.1 x 15.7 inches)

Condition

Verso a modern owner stamp and handwritten note, otherwise fine.

Cartographer

Gabriel Bodenehr, a German map maker and member of a famous engraver and publisher family of Augsburg, was born 1673. His main work was Atlas Curieux first published 1704. He died in 1765.

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Gabriel Bodenehr: Eigentliche Abbildung wie Ao 1657. den 27. Febr. die Schweden den Weixel Damm durch-stochen u. den ganzen Dantziger Werder....
Antique map of Gdansk, Vistula, West Prussia. Printed in Augsburg in the year 1722.

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