L12401

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拍品 99
  • 99

Goos, Pieter.

估價
15,000 - 20,000 GBP
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描述

  • The Lighting Colomne or Sea-Mirrour, containing the sea-coasts of the Northern, Eastern and Western Navigation. Amsterdam: P. Goos, 1662
  • paper
2 parts in one volume, folio (460 x 290mm.), title within elaborate engraved allegorical border, 60 engraved charts on 59 double-page sheets, 3 engraved maps in the text and 1 engraved view, 2 volvelles and numerous woodcut coastal profiles, recent blind-stamped calf by Sangorski and Sutcliffe, title slightly frayed at fore-margin, some light browning and offsetting, charts 5, 21, 30 and 37 trimmed to neatline, a few small repairs

出版

Koeman IV, Goos 35

Condition

the condition of this lot is as described in the catalogue description
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拍品資料及來源

A rare sea-atlas for European coastal navigation including northern and eastern routes (the Dutch coast, through Scandinavia to the White Sea and Archangel), and western routes (from the Netherlands to the Barbary Coast via the Atlantic coast).

The publication history of Goos's Sea-Mirrour, or Zeespiegel is complex. Goos acquired the plates from Theunis Jacobsz or his sons, and adapted them for his own use, most notably erasing Jacobsz's address. He also largely borrowed the text from the earlier works. Versions were issued in Dutch, French, and, as here, English. Koeman lists seven English editions, the earliest in 1658.