COLLECTION NAME:
David Rumsey Historical Map Collection
Record
Author:
Vivien de St Martin, L.
Date:
1825
Short Title:
Egyptus Antiqua, ad Tempora Romana.
Publisher:
Vivien de St Martin, L.
Publisher Location:
Paris
Type:
Atlas Map
Obj Height cm:
45
Obj Width cm:
31
Scale 1:
3,100,000
Note:
Engraved. Regions outlined in color. In Latin. Relief shown by hachures. Four scales shown.
Reference:
P4315; Wheat 363; Tooley Australia and Antarctica 1302.
Country:
Egypt
Country:
Israel
Subject:
Classical
Full Title:
Egyptus Antiqua, ad Tempora Romana. Auctore Lud. Vivien, Geographo et a Giraldon- Bovinet, in aere incisa. MDCCCXXV. Parisiis. Apud Menard & Desenne, via vulgo dicta Rue Git le Coeur No. 8.
List No:
5017.074
Page No:
48
Series No:
77
Engraver or Printer:
Giraldon-Bovinet
Publication Author:
Vivien de St Martin, L.
Pub Date:
1827
Pub Title:
Atlas Universel Pour servir a l'Etude De La Geographie Et De L'Histoire Anciennes et Modernes Dresse Par L. Vivien. Paris. Chez Menard Et Desenne, Editeurs, Rue Git-le-Coeur No. 8. 1827. (title page only) Mardelet sc.
Pub Reference:
P4315; Wheat 363; Tooley Australia and Antarctica 1302.
Pub Note:
First edition, with a second edition in 1834 listed by Phillips. The maps are well done, slightly smaller than the contemporary Brue and Lapie maps (except in the case of the double sheet maps), and with the North American maps perhaps not quite as detailed as the Brue and Lapie maps. Nonetheless, the entire atlas achieves a beautiful overall effect. This copy with the maps bound on long edges, unfolded with large margins. Twelve of the maps are double sheets. The maps are dated 1824 to 1826. Vivien was born in 1802 and died in 1897. This was his first atlas published. Outline color. Atlas is bound in half leather red paper covered boards with "Atlas De Vivien" stamped in gilt on the red leather spine.
Pub List No:
5017.000
Pub Type:
World Atlas
Pub Maps:
48
Pub Height cm:
61
Pub Width cm:
44
Image No:
5017074
Authors:
Vivien de St Martin, L.
Collection:
Rumsey Collection
Link To Source
Egyptus Antiqua, ad Tempora Romana.
