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Basnage, J.

Lot 14
14.02.2020 15:00UTC +01:00
Classic
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€ 550
AuctioneerAuktionshaus Kiefer
Event locationGermany, Pforzheim
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Lot 14 | Basnage, J.
T Groot waerelds tafereel, waar in de heilige en waereldsche geschiedenissen en veranderingen zedert de scheppinge des waerelds tot het uiteinde van de Openbaaring van Johannes, worden afgemaalt ... Wyders vertaalt, en met vaarzen verrykt door A. Alewyn. 3 Tle. in 1 Bd. Amsterdam, Lindenberg (1707 o. 1715). Fol. Mit 2 kolor. und goldgehöht. gestempelt Titeln, 6 (davon 2 kol.) gestempelt Vignetten, 1 (st. 2) gestempelt Portraits, 2 dplblgr. Karten und 86 (2 dplblgr.) gestempelt Tafeln. 4 Bl., 12, 168, 92, 66 S. Hldr. der Zeit mit Rsch. (Tls. berieb. u. best.).
Hollstein IX, 118, 2. - Prachtvoll illustrierte Bilderbibel, die in dieser niederländischen Übersetzung erstmalig 1705 erschien und mehrfach aufgelegt wurde. - Die Illustrationsfolge zur Bibel, einem Hauptwerk von Romeyn de Hooghe wird ergänzt durch große Vignetten von C. Luyken und C. Huybertz und das schöne Portrait von Basnage, datiert 1707, gestempelt von P. van Gunst nach J. Holshalp. - Die Karten zeigen Kleinasien, Arabien und Indien sowie die Länder, die von Jesus u. Paulus bereist wurden. Die dplblgr. Taf. mit Plan von Jerusalem u. Ansicht des Tempels. - Ohne das zweite Portrait (von Johan Trip). Tls. leicht fl. In den ob. Gelenken tls. Braunfl. Gegen Ende leicht wasserrandig. 1 Taf. mit Randabriss, 1 Taf. mit kl. Eckabriss. Tls. leicht randrissig.
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