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6 - [ATLAS]. PERROT (A.-M.) - AUPICK (J.). NEW ATLAS OF THE KINGDOM OF FRANCE, or Detailed Maps of Gaul and France as of 1789, of the eighty-six departments and the French colonies, followed by a beautiful map of present-day France. Paris, Longuet, successor to Simonneau, 1842. Large Italian-style quarto (50 × 37.5 cm), half marbled fawn sheepskin, large octagonal title label pasted on the front cover, smooth spine divided by gold chains and fillets, garnet morocco title label (contemporary binding). Inner hinges split, stitches on the front cover have come apart, edges and corners rubbed with some paper loss. ATLAS OF 98 MAPS with colored boundaries, including 86 French departments, 10 maps of the French colonies (the Antilles, Saint-Domingue, Martinique, the islands of Saint-Pierre and Miquelon, Guadeloupe, French Guiana, Bourbon Island, etc.), one map of Gaul, and one map of France in 1789. The maps are accompanied by a statistical table. MISSING: the map of “Present-Day France” mentioned in the title. This atlas was produced by General Jacques AUPICK (1789–1857), Charles Baudelaire’s father-in-law, and the cartographer Aristide-Michel Perrot (1793–1879).
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[ATLAS]. PERROT (A.-M.) - AUPICK (J.). NEW ATLAS OF THE KINGDOM OF FRANCE, or Detailed Maps of Gaul and France as of 1789, of the eighty-six departments and the French colonies, followed by a beautiful map of present-day France. Paris, Longuet, successor to Simonneau, 1842. Large Italian-style quarto (50 × 37.5 cm), half marbled fawn sheepskin, large octagonal title label pasted on the front cover, smooth spine divided by gold chains and fillets, garnet morocco title label (contemporary binding). Inner hinges split, stitches on the front cover have come apart, edges and corners rubbed with some paper loss. ATLAS OF 98 MAPS with colored boundaries, including 86 French departments, 10 maps of the French colonies (the Antilles, Saint-Domingue, Martinique, the islands of Saint-Pierre and Miquelon, Guadeloupe, French Guiana, Bourbon Island, etc.), one map of Gaul, and one map of France in 1789. The maps are accompanied by a statistical table. MISSING: the map of “Present-Day France” mentioned in the title. This atlas was produced by General Jacques AUPICK (1789–1857), Charles Baudelaire’s father-in-law, and the cartographer Aristide-Michel Perrot (1793–1879).
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