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The Pictorial Map of Austria (1952): Modern Design and the Marshall Plan In post-World War II Europe, tourism was not merely a leisure pursuit but a vital engine for economic recovery. A stellar example of this era is the large pictorial map of Austria published in 1952 by the Press- and Information-Service of the Austrian Federal Government. Designed by the young South African artist William G. Slattery, this map transcends its geographic function, serving as…
- Dimension: 120 x 81 cm
- Place of publication: Vienna
- Year: 1952
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A rare large map of Lonato, Castiglione delle Stiviere, Montichiari and Castenedolo dissected and backed on linen. Published in Wien in 1820 ca.
- Year: 1820
- Dimension: 1450 x 900 mm
- Place of publication: Vienna
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Out of stockA rare and little known map of the Napoleonic Kingdom of Italy taken from Franz Reisser’s Atlas der neuen Geographie published in Vienna in 1813 by the publisher Schulbücher-Verschleiss. The map describes the Kingdom of Italy in the form it took in its final years, i.e. from 1809 to 1814, after Napoleon united South Tyrol and took Trieste and Istria from it. The rest of central and northern Italy is ‘Kaiserthum Frankreich’. All departments of…
- Dimension: 41 x 30 cm
- Place of publication: Vienna
- Year: 1813
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Out of stockInteresting map of the Austrian Empire by Franz Fried covering Austria, Italy, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Czech Republic, Poland, Ukraine, Serbia, and Croatia. The map shows road and postal routes, mines, rivers, mountains, and various other important topographical details such as popular mineral springs. Elevations are depicted with hatching, and political and territorial boundaries are outlined in color. Published by Artaria in Vienna, 1833. Cfr. Austria picta 42.3 (Tafel 29) “Das Blatt besticht durch sorgfältige Ausführung…
- Dimension: 71 x 104 cm
- Place of publication: Vienna
- Year: 1833
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Veduta panoramica della citta’, incisa da A. Sommer e pubblicata ad Augsburg. Il caratteristico stile teutonico dell’autore si evidenzia nelle forme dei tetti. Rara. [cod.417/15]
- Year: 1780
- Dimension: 150 x 240 mm
- Place of publication: Vienna
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Out of stockCarta geografica postale del Lombardo Veneto disegnata da R.A. Schulz, incisa da Dominik Biller Junior e pubblicata a Vienna presso l’editore Artaria nel 1848. In alto al centro le scale delle distanze, la tabella che riepiloga i segni convenzionali e le varie tipologie di strade con i simboli delle poste; la parte superiore destra è invece dominata dagli inserti con interessanti annotazioni statistiche sulle provincie del Regno e l’elenco delle altezze sul livello del mare,…
- Dimension: 56 x 73 cm
- Place of publication: Vienna
- Year: 1848
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A rare copper engraved panorama of Rome taken from the really uncommon “Sachsischer Postillon” a kind of historic-geographic magazine published in Vienna in 1784. At top the portrait of Holy Roman Emperor Frederick III and a key to 82 point of interest numbered on the view. The author is George Hisler (signed in the lower right) who drawn Rome in curious German stile easily visible in the shape of the roofs and bell towers. Central fold as issued. In very good condition.
- Year: 1784
- Dimension: 180 x 300 mm
- Place of publication: Vienna
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Out of stockCarta geografica a stacchi che offre una visione dettagliata del settore meridionale del basso Garda incorniciato dall’anfiteatro morenico. La rappresentazione del rilievo è affidata a un tratteggio molto fine che evidenzia il terreno collinare che sarebbe diventato, diciassette anni dopo, il teatro della celebre battaglia di Solferino e San Martino (1859). Ben evidenziato il corso del fiume Mincio che esce da Peschiera, oltre a una fitta rete di strade secondarie, canali e centri rurali minori,…
- Dimension: 33 x 58 cm
- Place of publication: Vienna
- Year: 1842
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Out of stockA rare copper engraved panorama of Venice from the really uncommon “Sachsischer Postillon” a kind of historic-geographic magazine published in Vienna in 1784. At top the portrait of Holy Roman Emperor Charles IV and a key to 65 point of interest numbered on the view. The author is George Hisler who drawn the city in curious German stile easily visible in the shape of the roofs and bell towers.
- Year: 1784
- Dimension: 300 x 185 mm
- Place of publication: Vienna
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Impressive very fine large view of Venice by Franz Josef Sandmann (1805-1856) after Nicolas Marie Chapuy (1790-1858) published in Wien in 1850 by Paterno & Sohn.
- Year: 1850 ca.
- Dimension: 420 x 660 mm
- Place of publication: Vienna
