Willem Janszoon Blaeu (Uitgeest, Netherlands, 1571-1638) and Johannes Blaeu (Alk…

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Willem Janszoon Blaeu (Uitgeest, Netherlands, 1571-1638) and Johannes Blaeu (Alkmaar, Netherlands,1596-Amsterdam,1673). "Sueviæ nova tabula." Amsterdam, c.1640. Willem Janszoon Blaeu (Uitgeest, Netherlands, 1571-1638) and Johannes Blaeu (Alkmaar, Netherlands,1596-Amsterdam,1673). "Sueviæ nova tabula." Amsterdam, c.1640. Copperplate engraved and colored mapra on paper. Text in Latin. Map of the area south of Heidelberg, showing Stuttgart, Ulm, Augsburg and the Danube River. Also covers part of northern Switzerland, including Basel and Zurich. 37.5 x 48 cm (print); 42 x 56 cm (paper). Unframed. Slight yellowing and oxidation of the paper commensurate with its age, perimeter folds and fold in the middle of the sheet transversely. It presents losses of support in the lower area and restoration.

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Willem Janszoon Blaeu (Uitgeest, Netherlands, 1571-1638) and

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BLAEU (Guillaume): Institution Astronomique de l'Usage des Globes et Spheres célestes & terrestres. Amsterdam, Jean and Corneille Blaeu, 1642. One volume. 15.5 by 20.5 cm. (18)-277 pages. Full contemporary basane spine with 4 raised bands, ornate caissons, double gilt fillet framing the boards. Picturesque old restoration of the upper cover, small leather tears on the second cover (not serious). Title page with a tear in the margin, with no missing text. Small light marginal wetness on a few leaves, two small paper tears in margins, with no missing text. Two parts have been interchanged in the binding, but the book is complete. 34 illustrations in the text, mainly of astronomical instruments. Lamp-ends and initials. First edition of the French translation of this important treatise, first published in Dutch in 1620, in three parts: the first, on the composition and parts of globes; the second, on Ptolemy's "improper" hypothesis that the earth is immobile; the third, on "the true hypothesis of N. Copernicus that the earth is mobile". Willem Jansoon BLAEU (1571-1638), Dutch astronomer and mathematician, was a master globetrotter, famous for improving cartography. In this work, Blaeu gives a detailed explanation of the different parts of a globe, followed by a series of almost 150 exercises, for both the celestial and terrestrial globe. Blaeu had worked on the island of Hven with Tycho Brahe, whose measurements enabled KEPLER to conceive the elliptical trajectories of the planets, and was a fervent supporter of the Copernican system. Rare book.

Estim. 35 - 50 EUR

NETHERLANDS 1896 Silver flat-bottomed timbale glass with a pearl-fringed base. Title (.833) and guarantee hallmarks for the Netherlands. Date stamp 1896. Master goldsmith's hallmark: Fa. JM Van KEMPEN & Zoon Height: 6.4 cm. Weight: 56.2 grams. Minor wear dents.

Estim. 10 - 20 EUR

THREE ENGRAVINGS including - COOKE, after - View of Old Leiden, Netherlands. 15.5 x 11 cm. - Representation of an urban view in the Netherlands with a boat and various characters. 23 x 17 cm. - Rotterdam. 13.5 x 21 cm. Wear and tear.

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The Burgundian Netherlands Walter Prevenier/ Wim Blockmans The Burgundian Netherlands Mercator collection. 1 volume as is1983

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