Bellin, Jacques Nicolas
1757

Isles Britanniques, Second Feuille

Carte Reduite des Isles Britanniques Second Feuille Partie Septentional de l'Angleterre Contenat les Costes Orientale depuis Barwick jusjua Dunwick et les Costes Occidentales depuis l'Isle de Cochran jusqua Carlisle avec partie de l'Ecosse et de l'Irlande.

DESCRIPTION: Impressive, large antique copperplate-engraved nautical chart of Wales (Isle of Anglesey), Northern Britain (Isle of Man, Yarmouth) , Scotland, and Eastern Ireland (Belfast, Dublin) on very thick wove paper. Published by J.N. Bellin of the Depot de la Marine in 1757. Single vertical fold as issued. Heavy impression. (Second sheet also available).

Jacques-Nicolas Bellin (1703-1772)

Jacques-Nicolas Bellin was a prominent French hydrographer and geographer, recognized for his significant contributions to the development of cartography. For over half a century, Bellin served as the first Ingénieur de la Marine of the Depot des cartes et plans de la Marine (the French Hydrographic Office) and was appointed Official Hydrographer to the French King. His expertise and precision led to the production of thousands of significant nautical charts and maps, enhancing maritime navigation.

Petit Atlas Maritime Title Page, Jacques Bellin, cartograpger. 1764.

Petit Atlas Maritime Title Page, 1764

One of Bellin's most notable works, "Le Petit Atlas Maritime," was published in 1764, encompassing five volumes of detailed charts and maps covering every part of the world. Bellin's cartographic legacy extends beyond France; his comprehensive maps and atlases were highly influential in shaping European understanding of global geography during the 18th century. His passion for accuracy and vast output have ensured his place in the annals of cartographic history.

CREATOR: Bellin, Jacques Nicolas

PUBLICATION DATE: 1757

GEOGRAPHIC AREA: British Isles

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CONDITION: Very good. Inside the platemark is very clean with no stains or foxing and a good impression.

COLORING: None

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SIZE: 34 " x 22 "

ITEM PHYSICAL LOCATION: 0

PRICE: $510

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