Engraved map in outline color. Relief shown pictorially. Shows routes of Tasman, Gaetan, Madna, Halley, le Maire and others through 1710.
Note
Engraved map in outline color. Relief shown pictorially. Shows routes of Tasman, Gaetan, Madna, Halley, le Maire and others through 1710.
Note
Reference:
Tooley, Mapping of America 22; Wagner 527
Reference
Tooley, Mapping of America 22; Wagner 527
Reference
World Area:
Western Hemisphere
World_Area
Western Hemisphere
World Area
Full Title:
Hemisphere Occidentale. Dressee en 1720 pour l'usage particulier du Roy sur les observations astronomiques et geographiques raportees la meme annee dans l'Histoire et dans les memoires de l'Academie Rle. des Sciences. Par Guillaume De l'Isle premier Geographe de sa Majeste de la meme Academie. A Paris, chez l'Auteur le Sieur Del'Isle sur le Quay de l'Horloge, sous le Privilege de l'Academie royale des Sciences le 15. Septembre 1724. De la Haye sculp.
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Hemisphere Occidentale. Dressee en 1720 pour l'usage particulier du Roy sur les observations astronomiques et geographiques raportees la meme annee dans l'Histoire et dans les memoires de l'Academie Rle. des Sciences. Par Guillaume De l'Isle premier Geographe de sa Majeste de la meme Academie. A Paris, chez l'Auteur le Sieur Del'Isle sur le Quay de l'Horloge, sous le Privilege de l'Academie royale des Sciences le 15. Septembre 1724. De la Haye sculp.
Full Title
List No:
4764.004
List_No
4764.004
List No
Page No:
4
Page_No
4
Page No
Series No:
5
Series_No
5
Series No
Engraver or Printer:
Haye, G. de la
Engraver_or_Printer
Haye, G. de la
Engraver or Printer
Publication Author:
Lisle, Guillaume de, 1675-1726
Publication_Author
Lisle, Guillaume de, 1675-1726
Publication Author
Pub Date:
1731
Pub_Date
1731
Pub Date
Pub Title:
(Atlas de Geographie)
Pub_Title
(Atlas de Geographie)
Pub Title
Pub Reference:
cf P533, 535; Tooley, Mapping of America p.1-28.; Martin & Martin, 14 & 19; Wheat 99; Cumming 170.
Pub_Reference
cf P533, 535; Tooley, Mapping of America p.1-28.; Martin & Martin, 14 & 19; Wheat 99; Cumming 170.
Pub Reference
Pub Note:
DeLisle is important as the first "scientific" cartographer who incorporated the most current information on exploration and topography into his maps. His maps of America contain many innovations: discarding the fallacy of California as an island, first naming of Texas, first correct delineation of the Mississippi Valley, and first correct longitudes of America. Lloyd Brown states that DeLisle "undertook a complete reform of a system of geography that had been in force since the second century, and by the time he was twenty five he had very nearly accomplished his purpose." This copy is without title page, as issued. This is a relatively early edition of DeLisle's untitled atlas, published in Paris, with most of the maps having the "Quai de l'Horloge" imprint. All of the important maps of the Americas are present: Hemisphere Occidental, 1st issue 1724; Carte d'Amerique, 1st issue, 2nd state 1722; L'Amerique Septentrionale, 2nd issue 1700-1708 ; L'Amerique Meridionale, 3rd issue 1700-1708; Carte du Canada, 2nd issue 1703-1708; Carte de la Louisiane, 1st issue, 2nd state with New Orleans 1718; Carte du Mexique et de la Floride, 2nd issue 1703-1708; Carte de l'Isle de Saint Dominque, 1st issue 1725; Carte des Antilles, 1st issue 1717; Carte de la Terre Ferme du Peru, du Brazil, 2nd issue 1703-1708; and Carte du Paraguay du Chili, 2nd issue 1703-1708. Only two of the ninety four maps were issued after De l'Isle's death in 1826: "Carte du... Senegal... Ouvrage Posthume... Par... La Veuve Delisle 1826" and "Alexandri Magni Imperium...Opus Posthumum...1731." Early Paris editions (ie before Buache became publisher in 1732) of DeLisle's atlas with the full 94 maps are scarce - the LOC has none.
Pub_Note
DeLisle is important as the first "scientific" cartographer who incorporated the most current information on exploration and topography into his maps. His maps of America contain many innovations: discarding the fallacy of California as an island, first naming of Texas, first correct delineation of the Mississippi Valley, and first correct longitudes of America. Lloyd Brown states that DeLisle "undertook a complete reform of a system of geography that had been in force since the second century, and by the time he was twenty five he had very nearly accomplished his purpose." This copy is without title page, as issued. This is a relatively early edition of DeLisle's untitled atlas, published in Paris, with most of the maps having the "Quai de l'Horloge" imprint. All of the important maps of the Americas are present: Hemisphere Occidental, 1st issue 1724; Carte d'Amerique, 1st issue, 2nd state 1722; L'Amerique Septentrionale, 2nd issue 1700-1708 ; L'Amerique Meridionale, 3rd issue 1700-1708; Carte du Canada, 2nd issue 1703-1708; Carte de la Louisiane, 1st issue, 2nd state with New Orleans 1718; Carte du Mexique et de la Floride, 2nd issue 1703-1708; Carte de l'Isle de Saint Dominque, 1st issue 1725; Carte des Antilles, 1st issue 1717; Carte de la Terre Ferme du Peru, du Brazil, 2nd issue 1703-1708; and Carte du Paraguay du Chili, 2nd issue 1703-1708. Only two of the ninety four maps were issued after De l'Isle's death in 1826: "Carte du... Senegal... Ouvrage Posthume... Par... La Veuve Delisle 1826" and "Alexandri Magni Imperium...Opus Posthumum...1731." Early Paris editions (ie before Buache became publisher in 1732) of DeLisle's atlas with the full 94 maps are scarce - the LOC has none.
