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We offer in this sale Old Master Prints from the end of the 15th Century, rare antique maps, prints and drawings up to the 19th century, to modern &amp; contemporary Fine Prints.

Fine Art. Antique Prints, Maps and Drawings, 99 Lots

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Description”Göteborg” Hand-coloured lithograph by Erik Gustaf Ljunggren originates from "Atlas öfver Sveriges städer jämte deras alla egor och jordar, jemte arealbeskrifningar", established during the years 1853-1861. Published by Adolf Bonnier, printed at Hörbergska Boktryckeriet in Stockholm and in connection with this, the maps were hand-coloured in beautiful watercolour painting technique. Erik Gustaf Ljunggren (1817-1888) was a Swedish surveyor and cartographer. He became an engineer in 1854 and served as director of the National Economic Map Office and chief engineer at the National Land Survey (1869-1878). Artist of MakerErik Gustaf Ljunggren MediumLithography Date1862

Gustaf Ljunggren - Map of Göteborg, Sweden

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Description”Malmö” Hand-coloured lithograph by Erik Gustaf Ljunggren originates from "Atlas öfver Sveriges städer jämte deras alla egor och jordar, jemte arealbeskrifningar", established during the years 1853-1861. Published by Adolf Bonnier, printed at Hörbergska Boktryckeriet in Stockholm and in connection with this, the maps were hand-coloured in beautiful watercolour painting technique. Erik Gustaf Ljunggren (1817-1888) was a Swedish surveyor and cartographer. He became an engineer in 1854 and served as director of the National Economic Map Office and chief engineer at the National Land Survey (1869-1878). Artist of MakerErik Gustaf Ljunggren MediumLithography Date1862

Gustaf Ljunggren - Map of Malmö, Sweden

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Description”Wisby” Hand-coloured lithograph by Erik Gustaf Ljunggren originates from "Atlas öfver Sveriges städer jämte deras alla egor och jordar, jemte arealbeskrifningar", established during the years 1853-1861. Published by Adolf Bonnier, printed at Hörbergska Boktryckeriet in Stockholm and in connection with this, the maps were hand-coloured in beautiful watercolour painting technique. Erik Gustaf Ljunggren (1817-1888) was a Swedish surveyor and cartographer. He became an engineer in 1854 and served as director of the National Economic Map Office and chief engineer at the National Land Survey (1869-1878). Artist of MakerErik Gustaf Ljunggren MediumLithography Date1862

Gustaf Ljunggren - Map of Visby in Gotland, Sweden

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Description”Stockholm” Hand-coloured lithograph by Erik Gustaf Ljunggren originates from "Atlas öfver Sveriges städer jämte deras alla egor och jordar, jemte arealbeskrifningar", established during the years 1853-1861. Published by Adolf Bonnier, printed at Hörbergska Boktryckeriet in Stockholm and in connection with this, the maps were hand-coloured in beautiful watercolour painting technique. Erik Gustaf Ljunggren (1817-1888) was a Swedish surveyor and cartographer. He became an engineer in 1854 and served as director of the National Economic Map Office and chief engineer at the National Land Survey (1869-1878). Artist of MakerErik Gustaf Ljunggren MediumLithography Date1862

Gustaf Ljunggren - Map of Stockholm, Sweden

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Description”Icon Synoptica Sac. Rom. Imp. Electorum, Ducum. Principum” This original hand-coloured copper-plate engraving originates from "Chronological Series of Roman Pontics”, a series of synoptic icons of monarchs, Roman pontiffs, European kings and elected leaders of the Roman Empire. Engraved by Emanuel Eichel and published in Augsburg, 1770. Tobias Konrad Lotter (1717-1777) was a German engraver, publisher, and cartographer known for his maps and atlases. He operated a successful publishing firm in Augsburg, producing high-quality maps that were esteemed for their accuracy and decorative appeal during the 18th century. Lotter's works often included detailed geographical information and artistic embellishments, contributing significantly to cartography and geographic knowledge of his time. Artist of MakerTobias Konrad Lotter MediumEngraving Date1770

Tobias Konrad Lotter / Matthäus Seutter - Icon Synoptica Sac. Rom. Imp. Electorum Ducum Principum

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DescriptionMap of Rome, Italy. Hand-coloured engraving, published in Amsterdam 1720, after Giovanni Battista Falda's map published by Giovanni Giacomo de Rossi in 1667. Artist of MakerJean Covens &amp; Corneille Mortier MediumEngraving Date1720

Jean Covens & Corneille Mortier - Map of Rome - Recentis Romae Ichnographia sive planta et facies ad magnificentiam

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Description«A New Map of Portugal» This hand-coloured map is from the Robert Morden’s «Atlas Terestris» The work was published in London, 1688. Robert Morden (circa 1650–1703) was a renowned English cartographer and publisher. He became famous for his detailed and accurate maps, including the well-known "New Description of England and Wales". Morden also created maps for various atlases and textbooks, making his works widely accessible and popular. His attention to detail and innovative engraving techniques made him one of the leading cartographers of his time. Artist of MakerRobert Morden MediumHand-coloured engraving Date1688

Robert Morden - Miniature map of Portugal - A New Map of Portugal

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DescriptionAttractive and detailed steel engraved map by James Pigot from his publication Pigot &amp; Co.'s British Atlas. Features include a fine vignette engraving of The Cathedral Church of St. Peter's Exeter. Original hand colour. James Pigot (1769-1843) was a British publisher and cartographer known for his detailed and comprehensive trade directories and maps. His works provided valuable insights into the commercial and geographical landscape of 19th-century Britain, aiding businesses and travelers alike. Artist of MakerJames Pigot MediumEngraving Date1826

James Pigot - Map of Devonshire with engraving of The Cathedral Church of St. Peter's Exeter

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Description”PLAN of the BATTLE of TONHAUSEN, ye 1st. of August 1759, between his Britannic Majesty's Army, commanded by Prince Ferdinand of Brunswick, and that of France by Marshal De Contades: With the different Motions of the two Armies from the 14th. of July to the 1st. of August 1759” This hand-coloured map is from the John Hinton’s ”The Universal Magazine..”. The work was published in London, 1760. A plan of the Battle of Tonhausen/Minden detailing, along with the explanatory legend on page 169, detailing movements and positions around the time of Britain's famous and incredible victory. As a battle plan, land cover is highly detailed while cities (including the fortified Minden) are quite generalized; relief, terrain, and waterways are all shown as they all had direct bearing on the battle and pertain directly to what the reader would wish to see of the engagement. An elaborate cartouche frames the work's title and includes cattails and bullrushes along the scroll motif. John Hinton (1716-1781) was an English publisher best known for founding "The Universal Magazine" in 1747. His publication became a prominent source of information and entertainment, featuring articles on various subjects and detailed illustrations that captured the interests of 18th-century readers. Artist of MakerJohn Hinton MediumHand-coloured engraving Date1760

John Hinton - Map of Germany - Plan of the Battle of Tonhausen

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DescriptionThis is an original finely engraved color map of the county of Devon, then known as Devonshire, created&nbsp;by&nbsp;Samuel Lewis&nbsp;for the 1844 years in England.&nbsp;This is a geographical map that shows Devonshire, one of the counties of England. Devonshire is located in the south west of the country and is a major tourist destination due to its natural beauty and historical sites. The map allows you to see cities, villages, rivers, mountains and other geographical features of the region. It can be useful for travelers, researchers and those interested in this region. Samuel Lewis (1782–1865) was a British publisher and topographer known for his extensive works, including "A Topographical Dictionary of England" and "A Topographical Dictionary of Ireland." These works provide detailed information about the geography, history, and local features of various places. Artist of MakerSamuel Lewis MediumEngraving Date1844

Samuel Lewis - Map of Devonshire - County Map of Devon - United Kingdom

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DescriptionPortugal Agreeable to Modern History&nbsp;is an excellent map of Portugal by geographer Herman Moll published in&nbsp;1729. Moll, based in London, was one of the most influential cartographers of his time. The map provides a detailed representation of Portugal, distinguishing its territories based on ecclesiastical hierarchy - Archbishoprics and Bishoprics. It also marks the locations of the country's Universities. Herman Moll (c. 1654-1732) was one of the&nbsp;most important London&nbsp;mapmakers in the first half of the eighteenth century.&nbsp;Moll was probably born in&nbsp;Bremen, Germany, around 1654. He moved to&nbsp;London to escape the Scanian Wars. His earliest work was&nbsp;as an engraver for Moses Pitt on the production of the&nbsp;English Atlas,&nbsp;a failed work which landed Pitt in debtor's prison. Moll also engraved for Sir Jonas Moore, Grenville Collins, John Adair, and the Seller &amp; Price firm. He published his first original maps in the early 1680s and had set up his own shop by the 1690s.&nbsp; Artist of MakerHerman Moll MediumEngraving Date1729