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Frederick de Wit and the First Concise Reference Atlas | Brill Frederick de Wit and the First Concise Reference Atlas Series: Explokart Studies in the History of Cartography, Volume: 16 Author: George S. Carhart
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From: Composite Atlas by F. De Wit, c. 1680. Frederick de Wit (1630-1706) The engraver and map-seller, Frederick de Wit, was born in Gouda (Netherlands) in 1630 as a son of Hendrick Fredericksz de Wit. Through his marriage with Maria van der Waag of Amsterdam in 1661, he obtained citizenship of the city where he had been working since 1648 and.
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Frederick de Wit published several world atlases, a sea atlas, and an atlas of the Netherlands. The dating of the maps is difficult. However, as a privilege was granted in 1689, the annotation 'cum privilegio' marks an edition after 1688. Around 1700 Frederick de Wit entered the market with a town atlas.
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This book is about the life and work of Frederick de Wit (1629-1706), one of the most famous dealers of maps, prints and art during the Dutch Golden Age, and his contribution to the dissemination of the knowledge of cartography. The Amsterdam firm of Frederick de Wit operated under the name "De Witte Pascaert" (The White Chart) from 1654 to 1710.
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The Atlas De Wit is a unique, historical atlas by cartographer Frederick De Wit with 158 city maps, cityscapes and engravings from the Northern and Southern Netherlands (the current Netherlands, Belgium and French Flanders). This full-size facsimile contains images of the beautiful, originally hand-colored maps, drawn in perspective. The maps provide a visual look at the history of the 17th.
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Atlas De Wit is a unique, historical atlas by carto cartograaf Frederick de Wit met 158 stadsplatte- cartographe Frederick de Wit, qui contient 158 grapher Frederick de Wit,.
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Stedenatlas De Wit is het Google Earth van de 17e eeuw. Je kunt er bijna ieder huis, iedere boom en iedere achtertuin van de steden uit de Lage Landen op vinden. Zoek bijvoorbeeld je geboortehuis op in het oude centrum van Leiden of kijk hoe de was ligt te bleken op de velden buiten Den Haag. Bekijk de Stedenatlas De Wit online
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Get FREE shipping on Atlas De Wit: City Atlas of the Low Countries, from wordery.com. Atlas De Wit is a unique, historical atlas of cartographer Frederick de Wit with 158 city maps, city views and engravings from the Northern and Southern Netherlands (today's Netherlands, Belgium and French Flanders). This facsimile
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THE ENLARGED SECOND EDITION OF DE WIT'S ATLAS OF THE NETHERLANDS, comprising 25 richly-coloured maps of the provinces. Various editions of the atlas are known, with Koeman citing differing examples from 1680, when the work was first published with only 20 maps. This edition contains the frontispiece copied from the atlas of the Netherlands by.
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WIT, Frederick de (1629/30 1706). Composite Atlas. Amsterdam F. de Wit, [n.d. but circa 1704
The atlas was created by Frederik de Wit (1630-1706), a famous engraver and publisher of maps. Frederik de Wit did not create maps himself, but he engraved the maps of others and published them in the form of atlases. City atlas of the Low Countries His most famous work is the City Atlas of the Low Countries, which appeared in 1698.
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2. [ Dutch sea atlas], [Map 10] Creator / Contributor Wit, Frederik de., creator Visscher, Claes Jansz., 1586 or 1587-1652 Blaeu, Willem Janszoon, 1571-1638
Sold Price DE WIT, FREDERICK. ATLAS]. AMSTERDAM, [C.16801686] May 2, 0119 1030
©University of Reading 2016 Page 3 ' Atlas (or Atlas Maior) dates from about 1670 to 1707, and is one of a series of world atlases compiled by De Wit in numerous editions. Copies of the Atlas are held in a number of map and special collections libraries and private collections, and vary in content from 17 to 190 finely coloured maps.
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In 1695, De Wit began to publish a town atlas of the Netherlands after he acquired a large number of city plans at the auction of the famous Willem Blaeu publishing firm's printing plates. Dating De Wit's atlases is considered difficult because usually no dates were recorded on the maps and their dates of publication extended over many years.
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The Atlas De Wit (also: Town and city atlas De Wit) is unique, historic atlas by Dutch cartographer Frederick De Wit containing 158 city maps, city views and engravings from the northern and southern Netherlands (the current Netherlands, Belgium and French-Flanders). Voorplat pl017 - Leiden pl018a - Amsterdam, Dam pl035-'s - Gravenhage