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| Conrad Malte-Brun's Atlas Complet, from which this map comes, was published in Paris in 1812 and was one of the best and most up-to-date atlases of the early-19th century. Malte-Brun, a Danish geographer and publisher who settled in Paris, drew on the skills of French geographer Alexandre Lapie, and engravers Jean-Baptiste Tardieu and Jean-Baptiste Chamouin, in the creation of his atlas. The present antique map shows northern Russia in excellent detail, with a vignette at top left. In very good condition. Reference: Phillips, Geographical Atlases, number 4306. |
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| SKU |
1247 |
| Quantity in stock |
1 item(s) available |
| Shipping Weight |
2.00 lbs |
| Publisher |
Conrad Malte-Brun |
| Year Made |
1812 |
| Place Made |
Paris |
| Image Size |
8.7 x 11.8 inches |
| Medium Used |
Copperplate Engraving |
| Coloring |
Original hand coloring |
| Condition |
VG |
| Price: |
$49.00
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