Nova Mappa Geographica Tartariae Europae Seu Minoris et in Specie Crimeae..
| Reference: | S40081 |
| Author | Johannes Michael Probst |
| Year: | 1784 |
| Zone: | Crimea |
| Printed: | Ausburg |
| Measures: | 570 x 470 mm |
€500.00
| Reference: | S40081 |
| Author | Johannes Michael Probst |
| Year: | 1784 |
| Zone: | Crimea |
| Printed: | Ausburg |
| Measures: | 570 x 470 mm |
€500.00
Description
This scarce map is centered on the Crimea with the regions surrounding it, including parts of Bulgaria, Romania, Moldava, and Russia.
The fortifications in the region are prominently located. The wonderful title cartouche features a group of children in military garb representing both the Christian and Muslim forces that have fought over this region throughout much of history.
A large and very decorative compass rose adorns the map.
Copperplate with original colouring, very good condition.
Johannes Michael Probst (attivo ad Augsburg metà del XVIII secolo)
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Georg Balthasar Probst's descendant. After Probst’s death in 1750, his descendants divided the business and published under their own imprints: Johann Friedrich Probst (1721-1781), Georg Balthasar Probst (1732-1801) and Johann Michael Probst.
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Johannes Michael Probst (attivo ad Augsburg metà del XVIII secolo)
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Georg Balthasar Probst's descendant. After Probst’s death in 1750, his descendants divided the business and published under their own imprints: Johann Friedrich Probst (1721-1781), Georg Balthasar Probst (1732-1801) and Johann Michael Probst.
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