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      • TOTIUS NEOBELGII NOVA ET ACCURATISSIMA TABULA.
        Apr. 27, 2024

        TOTIUS NEOBELGII NOVA ET ACCURATISSIMA TABULA.

        Est: €2,500 - €3,000

        Copper engr., 46,5 x 54,3 cm (traces of central fold). - Rare and uncommon map, figuring the east coast of North America with the large, famous and detailed inset or "Restitutio view" of New York entitled "Nieuw Amsterdam onlangs Nieuw Jorck", celebrating the brief re-capture of New Amsterdam by the Dutch on the English in August 1673. Elaborate, allegorical cartouche with native inhabitants. Third state (with Hugo Allard's imprint), verso blank. - Ref. Burden 373.

        Arenberg Auctions
      • Asia.- Allardt (Hugo) Nova et exacta Asiae geographica descriptio, engraved map, [c. 1655-1665]
        Mar. 07, 2024

        Asia.- Allardt (Hugo) Nova et exacta Asiae geographica descriptio, engraved map, [c. 1655-1665]

        Est: £300 - £500

        Asia.- Allardt (Hugo) Nova et exacta Asiae geographica descriptio, rare map of Asia, showing part of east Africa, the Arabian Peninsula, India and the Indian Ocean, across to South East Asia, with part of the northern coastline of Australia, engraved map with original hand-colouring, on laid paper without watermark, platemark 455 x 562 mm (17 7/8 x 22 1/8 in), old folds as issued, a few repaired perforations, mounted on thin conservation support, minor surface dirt and browning, unframed, [Amsterdam, circa 1655-1665] *** Scarce. A bound collection of of 37 maps by Allardt was sold at Sotheby's as part of the Library of Lord Wardington in 2005, but otherwise very few examples appear on the market.

        Forum Auctions - UK
      • (Map - Colonial New England & Mid-Atlantic United States) Totius Neobelgii Nova et Accuratissima Tabula
        Aug. 17, 2023

        (Map - Colonial New England & Mid-Atlantic United States) Totius Neobelgii Nova et Accuratissima Tabula

        Est: $11,000 - $14,000

        Exceedingly Rare 2nd State Known in only 2 Other Examples. Colonial New England & Mid-Atlantic United States. Hugo Allard, Totius Neobelgii Nova et Accuratissima Tabula, 1674 (circa). Hand Color. This scarce map commemorates the Dutch re-capture of New Amsterdam in August 1673, which is illustrated in the large inset. This inset, known as the Restitutio View, replaced the original view (based on Visscher) in the second state of Allard's map. It depicts the town as seen directly from the east. On the right is a wall that eventually became Wall Street with its guardhouse and gate. Adjacent to the wall are new settlements and the Collect Pond. Along the quay are three roundouts fortified with canons and at center is a canal that is shown here for the first time. The Dutch army is depicted marching along the quay, a canon is firing from the fort, and the allegorical figure above holds a laurel wreath signifying victory. The map itself is from the influential Jansson-Visscher series, which formed the basis for the mapping of the Atlantic seaboard and New England for nearly one hundred years. The cartography follows Visscher's modifications and includes much new information that reflects the Anglicization that had occurred during the period of English rule (1664-1673). Lacus Irocoisiensis (Lake Champlain) remains radically misplaced to the east of the Connecticut River, the St. Lawrence River and Ottawa River are intertwined, and the coast of New England is still imperfectly mapped. Several of the new English place names appear, including Nieu Jarsey, Gamoenipa (Communipaw), Bergen, Nova Albania (Albany), Milfort, and Iamaica and Iorck-shire (Yorkshire) on Long Island. The Dutch fleet, commanded by Cornelius Evertsen, is shown off Long Island. This map is known in 7 states, of which this is the exceedingly rare second state, which Burden notes is only known in two other examples. This second state was published prior to Hugo Allard's imprint added at bottom right. All states are very scarce.

        Old World Auctions
      • [GRAPHIC ARTS, PAINTINGS & DRAWINGS 16TH-19TH CENTURY] [THE FIVE SENSES] HUGO ALLARD I (1620-1684) (EXC.) "AFBEELDINGHE DER VYF SIENNEN"
        Jun. 24, 2021

        [GRAPHIC ARTS, PAINTINGS & DRAWINGS 16TH-19TH CENTURY] [THE FIVE SENSES] HUGO ALLARD I (1620-1684) (EXC.) "AFBEELDINGHE DER VYF SIENNEN"

        Est: €2,500 - €5,000

        Exquisitely handcoloured engraving depicting the five senses, with the address "Huych Allert" (= Hugo Allard I) and engraved description of the senses below the image, 23.5 x 31.5 cm. Professionally restored copy, re-margined with comparable laid paper in a way that is almost invisible recto and verso. A very attractive copy, with the stamped collector's mark of L. Lépingle (died ca. 1903) verso (Lugt 1731). Atlas van Stolk 2004; Van der Waals 135; cf. De Meyer p. 455 and Boerma, Borms et al, Kinderprenten, volksprenten, centsprenten, schoolprenten. Populaire grafiek in de Nederlanden 1650-1950, p. 350 (both only listing the re-edition by Reinier en Josua Ottens). Online, the Rijksmuseum also only lists an uncoloured copy in the Ottens edition (clearly printed from the same plate, from the Waller-collection) dating it 1726-1750. Theoretically, our edition could also have been published by Hugo Allard II (ca. 1673-1691), but the name variant "Huych Allert" on our print strongly indicates Hugo Allard I (cf. RKD). The beautiful and very rare engraving (not really a catchpenny print in the true meaning of the word) can be seen as as a merge of two very popular themes at the time of publication: the so-called "Steps of Age" (see for examples elsewhere in this auction) and the five senses: "T' gesicht", "De smaec", "T'gevoel", T'gehoor" and "De reuck", each visually depicted by couples smartly dressed in 17th century costume. Below the couples depicting taste, sense and hearing, the allegorical figures of faith, love and hope are depicted in arches inside the steps. Apart from the title, there are two cartouches in the top margin: "Den mens vyf sinnen noodich syn te scheyden t'goet van het fenyn" and "Gebruyckt u sinne tot Godts eer die anders doet raect to onneer". In lower margin, topping 5 verses explaining the senses is the following motto: "Vyf sinne heeft den mens, na wens, en tot vermaec, t'gesight, t'gevoel, de reuck en ooc dee [sic] smaec, te ghebruicken to Goodts [sic] eer en mens baat." Boerma, Borms et al: "De kopergravure van R. & J. Ottens Afbeeldinghe Der Vyf Sinnen [sic], laat een trap met paren zien. Alle dieren die kenmerkend zijn voor de vijf zinnen, bevinden zich op de trappen: de adelaar bij het zicht, de aap bij de smaak, de papegaai, krokodil en schildpad bij het gevoel, het hert bij het gehoor en de hond bij de reuk. Opvallend zijn de drie dieren bij het gevoel. De krokodil op deze plaats is een unicum."

        Zwiggelaar Auctions
      • (Map - Rhine River) Totius Rheni Abeius Capitibus ad Oceanum Usque Germanicum in quem se Exonerat Novissima Descriptio
        Oct. 18, 2019

        (Map - Rhine River) Totius Rheni Abeius Capitibus ad Oceanum Usque Germanicum in quem se Exonerat Novissima Descriptio

        Est: $400 - $475

        Rhine River. Hugo Allard, Totius Rheni Abeius Capitibus ad Oceanum Usque Germanicum in quem se Exonerat Novissima Descriptio, 1660 (circa). Hand Color. Two maps on one sheet, one above the other, charting the course of the Rhine River. Beginning on the bottom map, from its spring at the Bodensee in Switzerland, the river flows through the eastern part of Germany and transitions to the top map to show its course through western Germany, the Netherlands, and into the North Sea. The lower map has an allegorical title cartouche, while the upper map is decorated with a ship and a compass rose.

        Old World Auctions
      • Hugo Allardt 1625 - 1691 - 'Totius Regni Hung...
        May. 31, 2014

        Hugo Allardt 1625 - 1691 - 'Totius Regni Hung...

        Est: €110 - €130

        Hugo Allardt 1625 - 1691 - 'Totius Regni Hungariae' - Kolor. Kupferstich. Zwei Falze. 43 x 78,5 cm. 52 x 86 cm. In der Platte bez. - Zustand: Leicht fleckig. Falze rest. Holländischer Verleger.

        Das Kunst- und Auktionshaus Kastern GmbH & Co KG
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