Null [Atlanti e mappe] [Carte manoscritte] Merck, Johann (1619-1669). Leerdam. A…

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[Atlanti e mappe] [Carte manoscritte] Merck, Johann (1619-1669). Leerdam. Asperen Due mappe manoscritte delle fortificazioni intorno a Leerdam e Asperen, entrambe di 17 x 27 cm, monogrammate e datate "Mense Aug. 1649", numb. CXV e CXVII a penna, Asperen su carta con filigrana a forma di cervo, sotto passepartout. Johann Merck fu un agrimensore tedesco che lavorò nei Paesi Bassi dal 1643 al 1649 e realizzò i disegni preparatori per il Theatrum Europaeum e la Topographia Germania Inferioris, pubblicati da Matthäus e Caspar Merian. Provenienza: L'atlante manoscritto originale da cui è stato tratto questo foglio si intitolava "Festina Lente" e conteneva 124 piani di fortificazione di Merck. Purtroppo è stato smembrato. Si veda l'asta di libri Beijers, Utrecht, 25-26 marzo 1981, lotto 1436. La presente asta offre un totale di 21 piante da quell'atlante. Cfr. P.M. Meurer, Der Geldern-Plan des Johann Merck aus dem Jahre 1646. Ein Schlüsselwerk für eine Neudatierung der Festungspläne Gelderns im 17. Jahrhunderts, in Geldrischer Heimatkalender, 2001, pagine 198-207.

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[Atlanti e mappe] [Carte manoscritte] Merck, Johann (1619-1669). Leerdam. Asperen Due mappe manoscritte delle fortificazioni intorno a Leerdam e Asperen, entrambe di 17 x 27 cm, monogrammate e datate "Mense Aug. 1649", numb. CXV e CXVII a penna, Asperen su carta con filigrana a forma di cervo, sotto passepartout. Johann Merck fu un agrimensore tedesco che lavorò nei Paesi Bassi dal 1643 al 1649 e realizzò i disegni preparatori per il Theatrum Europaeum e la Topographia Germania Inferioris, pubblicati da Matthäus e Caspar Merian. Provenienza: L'atlante manoscritto originale da cui è stato tratto questo foglio si intitolava "Festina Lente" e conteneva 124 piani di fortificazione di Merck. Purtroppo è stato smembrato. Si veda l'asta di libri Beijers, Utrecht, 25-26 marzo 1981, lotto 1436. La presente asta offre un totale di 21 piante da quell'atlante. Cfr. P.M. Meurer, Der Geldern-Plan des Johann Merck aus dem Jahre 1646. Ein Schlüsselwerk für eine Neudatierung der Festungspläne Gelderns im 17. Jahrhunderts, in Geldrischer Heimatkalender, 2001, pagine 198-207.

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