140 - [Peloponnese - Set of seven maps].

[Peloponnese - Set of seven maps]. Set of 7 maps of Morea and the Peloponnese by Blaeu, Jansson, Visscher ... -JANSSON, Johannes. Morea olim Peloponnesus. [Amsterdam, 1633]. A copperplate engraving, 34 x 41 cm (image size), 46.2 x 56 cm (sheet size), hand-colored (water stains along the margins). Map of the Peloponnese by Jansson, appearing in the French edition of his *Atlas Novus* published in 1633. -JANSSON, Johannes. LAURENBERGIN, L. *Peloponnesus sive Morea*...[Amsterdam, ca. 1680–1700]. A copperplate engraving, 45.5 x 54.5 cm (plate size), 49 x 61 cm (sheet size), hand-colored (some slight marginal foxing). Map of the Peloponnese by Jansson, published in his *Atlas Historique* and *Atlas Novus*. Third state of this map, published in Jansson’s atlases under a new title and with re-engraved title and scale cartouches. -BLAEU, Guillaume. Morea olim Peloponnesus. [Amsterdam, 1662]. A copperplate engraving, 45.5 x 54.5 cm (in the frame), 50.5 x 59 cm (the sheet), hand-colored (marginal ink stains). Map of the Peloponnese by Blaeu, published in his atlases between 1640 and 1672. This copy represents the first edition of this map by Blaeu, derived from the three earlier editions published by Hondius and Janssonius. It was published in Blaeu’s *Atlas Maior* in 1662. -BLAEU, Jean. *Nova et accurata Moreae olim Peloponnesus dictae delineatio*. [Amsterdam, 1665]. A black copperplate engraving (46 x 55 cm in the frame; approx. 51 x 63 cm on the sheet) (discreetly restored at the folds). A decorative map of Morea, the former name of the Peloponnese, by Joan Blaeu. It depicts in detail the entire peninsula, divided into its various historical regions, with its cities, villages, rivers, terrain, and coastlines. The map also includes the Ionian Islands, notably Kefalonia and Zakynthos, as well as parts of Central Greece and Attica—including Corinth and Athens—and numerous islands in the Aegean Sea. The map is adorned with three decorative cartouches. This map by Jean Blaeu appeared in a single published state in the Latin edition of his *Atlas Maior*. -VISSCHER, Nicolas Jansz. *Peloponnesus hodie Morea [...]* Amst.[erdam], Nicolaum Visscher, [after 1688]. A copperplate engraving (45.5 x 55.5 cm in the die; 53 x 62.5 cm on the sheet), with colored borders (restored). A decorative and finely detailed map of Morea, or the Peloponnese, produced during the period of Venetian rule over the peninsula. This Venetian presence is evoked in the title cartouche, which depicts St. Mark’s Campanile and the Lion of Venice among defeated Ottoman figures. -TARDIEU, P. F. Map of the Peloponnese. [n.p., late 18th century]. A black copperplate engraving, 35 x 45.5 cm, with colored borders, printed on azure paper, 50 x 67 cm. - DEPUIS, L. A. Map of Morea, formerly the Peloponnese, 1785. A black copperplate engraving, 52.8 x 67 cm, with colored boundaries (restored).