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Kaerte en Afbeeldinge vande Geheele Jurisdictie van Stantdarbuyten Gelegen in de Generaliteit onder Marquisaet van Bergen op den Zoom
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- Maker :
- VAN DE ENDEN, A.
- Place :
- Willemstadt
- Date :
- 1737
- Color :
- In original color
- Height mm.:
- 810
- Width mm.:
- 1020
- Condition :
- Manuscript map on vellum in brown ink with gouache colors and coat of arms heightened with gold. Small hole below the coat of arms, generally in very good condition.
- Bibliography :
- Donkersloot-de Vrij 574; Teeling-Landmeters NB 119
- Seller's ref. :
- 48783
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With a large title cartouche with signature of the maker Adriaan van der Ende, : Kaerte en Afbeeldinge vande Geheele Jurisdictie van Stantdarbuyten Gelegen in de Generaliteit onder Marquisaet van Bergen op den Zoom, gemaekt, en in den Jare van 1733, 1734, 1735 gemeten by my ondergetz… Willemstadt den 8 Julij 1737 Adr: van Enden.Adriaan van de Ende was a surveyor, appointed by the Council of Brabant in 1720, then living in Heyningen. Was later living and active in Willemstad.
Other manuscript maps by van der Ende are recorded ; Kaart figuratief van de eilanden, waarin gelegen zijn de steden Willemstad en Klundert met de onderhorige forten en landen, Standaardbuiten, een gedeelte van Zevenbergen en Prinsenland; and in Repertorium kaartmakers, Donkersloot-de Vrij/Van der Krogt, Versie 2.6 (6-8-2023) ; Standdaarbuiten, 1734; Polder Ruygenhil, 1738; Heerlijkheid Willemstad en Ruygenhil, 1745.
Standdaarbuiten is a village in the Dutch province of North Brabant located in the municipality of Moerdijk, about 9 km northeast of Roosendaal.
Around the 13th century, the northwest of the current province of North Brabant was an extensive water area with an inland sea in the middle, called Barleaq. In the southeast, Barleaq bordered on a large forest, heathland and swamp area, the Barlebosch. Oudenbosch would later be created here.
The current Standdaarbuiten used to be part of the former Marquisate of Bergen op Zoom, just like Hoeven, Oudenbosch, Oud en Nieuw-Gastel and Fijnaart.
After the St. Elisabeth Flood of 1421, new land began to emerge in the water outside the dike to the north of the land of Gastel and Barlebosch. This was literally a large sandbank and was referred to as “'t sant er buyten” or “'t sant daer buyten”.
The title cartouche is topped with a coat of arms of the town of Standdaarbuiten. The main colors of the municipal flag are red and green, the personal colors of Jan III van Glymes, lord of Bergen op Zoom.
De zee cuften tufschen Dovere en Orfords nesse, daer de Teemse de Vermaerde Rivire van Lonen gelegens is. . .
A detailed chart of the English Channel coastland. Decorated by a colorful title cartouche and scale cartouche, one compass rose, several vessels and sea monsters. A very early edition rare Dutch text edition of this landmark contribution to the science of navigation. Waghenaer's own personal experiences as a pilot along European coasts were used to compile the Spiegel der Zeevaerdt, the first edition of which was published in Dutch at Leyden in 1584/85 by the House of Plantin. Although advertis...
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Maker : WAGHENAER, L. J.
Place : Leiden, Plantijn
Date : 1585
Brasilia.
Very fine decorative map od Brazil with west to the top. From the book "A Collection of Voyages and Travels" by Churchill and the map came from the part containing a description Nieuhoff's travels in Brazil.
$550
Maker : CHURCHIL, J.
Place : London, Printed for A. and J. Churchill
Date : 1703
Americae Sive Novi Orbis, Nova Descriptio.
This is the second copperplate of Ortelius'.
$5.500
Maker : ORTELIUS, A.
Place : Antwerp
Date : 1579
L'Amerique divisée en ses principaux Etats..
Uncommon map published by Lattré. This map is most notable for its depiction of "Mer de L'Ouest" or "Sea of the West". A great sea, easily the size of the Mediterranean, to flow from the then-known Strait of Juan de Fuca. Showing an opening to the ocean from this great sea at roughly in North California or Oregon and Quivira somewhere in Idaho. Fattening Alaska and appropriately leaving blank the unknown parts of Northern America. Listing Indian nations, towns such as Santa Fe.
$900
Maker : JANVIER,Sr.
Place : Paris
Date : 1760
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