ALL ITEMS: 'Brion--Louis--de-la-Tour


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1427Engraving  the effect of various orientations of the earth.DetailsBrion, Louis, de la Tour1766
18th-century astronomical engraving of spherical orientations
Brion, Louis, de la Tour
1766
LOC:9
$250.00Brion--Louis--de-la-Tour18th-century-astronomical-engraving--of-spherical-orientationsAttractive antique engraving ca. 1766 related to astronomy and in particular to the viewer's perception of various two-dimensional orientations of the earth including the oblique and parallel projections. <br></br> Brion's diagrams are organized around a large, attractive, and very decorative compass rose. Additionally, a large and decorative border surrounds the entire print. Two plates were used in the production of this print, one plate for the border, evidenced by the nesting platemarks plainly visible to the viewer. Number 4. <br></br> From the "Atlas général civil et ecclésiastique" by Louis Brion de la Tour, Ingénieur-géographe du Roi.
1471Map of the Caribbean Archipelago.DetailsBrion, Louis, de la Tour1790
Guyane, Terre Ferme. Isles Antilles et Nouvelle Espagne
Brion, Louis, de la Tour
1790
LOC:10
$130.00Brion--Louis--de-la-TourGuyane--Terre-Ferme--Isles-Antilles-et-Nouvelle-EspagneAntique map of the Caribbean Archipelago, Mexico, and the southeast United States. Map is set within a page of French text related to the map.