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Des russischen Reiches Statthalterschaft Archangel
Franz Johann Joseph von Reilly (*1766 - †1820)Old coloured map of Russia. Printed in Vienna by Reilly in 1791.
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Description
Antique map of Russia by F. J. v. Reilly. Showing the northern part of Russia with Arkhangelsk and the Kola Peninsula.
From Reilly's Schauplatz der fünf Theile der Welt, an atlas with over 1000 maps in total. It became famous for the accuracy and high level of detail of the maps and was published in three parts between 1789 and 1806 in Vienna.
Details
| Cartographer | Franz Johann Joseph von Reilly |
| Title | Des russischen Reiches Statthalterschaft Archangel |
| Publisher, Year | Reilly, Vienna, 1791 |
| Plate Size | 20.7 x 27.7 cm (8.1 x 10.9 inches) |
| Sheet Size | 41.8 x 28.6 cm (16.5 x 11.3 inches) |
Condition
Very good condition.
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: Des russischen Reiches Statthalterschaft Archangel.
Old coloured map of Russia. Printed in Vienna by Reilly in 1791.
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