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Nieuw Nederlandtsch Caertboeck. Waer in volkomentlijcker als oyt te voren vertoont werden de XVII. Nederlanden.
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Rare first edition of this atlas of the provinces of the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxemburg. Engraved title page, with : "Gedruckt t' Amsterdam by Abraham Goos Plaetsnyder wonende op den Dam in 't vergulde Caertboeck.
Our atlas is conform to the copy described in Koeman/Krogt : "One copy is known of the B-edition without text (Brussel KB IV). All maps in this copy are in the second variant".
A. Goos published on his own a single atlas, the " Nieuw Nederlandtsch Caertboeck" with 23 maps. He received his privilege for this atlas on 24 December 1615 and an honorarium of 120 guilders from the States General on 8 January 1616. After this, he engraved the note "cum privilegio" on all 23 maps.
The maps are elegantly designed with decorative title cartouches, finely engraved, surprisingly detailed and set in a decorative oval rectangular border
Our atlas is conform to the copy described in Koeman/Krogt : "One copy is known of the B-edition without text (Brussel KB IV). All maps in this copy are in the second variant".
A. Goos published on his own a single atlas, the " Nieuw Nederlandtsch Caertboeck" with 23 maps. He received his privilege for this atlas on 24 December 1615 and an honorarium of 120 guilders from the States General on 8 January 1616. After this, he engraved the note "cum privilegio" on all 23 maps.
The maps are elegantly designed with decorative title cartouches, finely engraved, surprisingly detailed and set in a decorative oval rectangular border
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- GOOS, A.
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- Amsterdam, 1616
- Date
- Amsterdam, 1616
- Color
- Uncoloured
- Height
- 165
- Width
- 220
- Condition
- 8vo. Half modern vellum binding. Blue ink stain at upper right corner affecting maps and text until page 172. Water stain in upper part of half-title. Paper slightly age-toned and partly water staining. Page 120 is loose and frayed. Binding rubbed. Atl
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- Koeman/Krogt, Atlantes Neerlandici, III B, 363:01 A
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