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Ein Paar kleine Globen, Johann Gabriel Doppelmayr, Nürnberg, datiert 1736

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€ 6 400
Auction dateClassic
26.05.2021 10:00UTC +02:00
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Hermann Historica
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Germany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 333 | Ein Paar kleine Globen, Johann Gabriel Doppelmayr, Nürnberg, datiert 1736
Ein Paar kleine Globen, Johann Gabriel Doppelmayr, Nürnberg, datiert 1736
Hölzerne, mit handkolorierten Kupferstichen bespannte Globen auf originalen Ständern. Meridianringe und aufgesetzte Stundenringe aus Messing mit fein gravierter Skalierung und gepunzten Zahlen. Horizontringe aus Pappmaché. Der Erdglobus in der nördlichen Halbkugel berieben mit kleinen Fehlstellen. Die Barockkartusche mit Signatur ungereinigt, kaum lesbar. Der Himmelsglobus in besserem Zustand, mit gut lesbarer Kartusche. Ein Kugelfuß des Erdglobus verloren, einer des Himmelsglobus beschädigt. Durchmesser der Globen je ca. 10 cm, Gesamthöhe je 15,5 cm.
Schönes Paar Globen in attraktivem, ungereinigtem Zustand. Die 10 cm-Globen Doppelmayrs sind im Gegensatz zu den 20 bzw. 32 cm messenden Exemplaren nur in kleiner Zahl gefertigt worden.
Vgl. Johann Daniel Doppelmayr, öffentlicher Professor der Mathematik, herausgegeben von Johann Georg Puschner, Nürnberg, 1736.

Zustand: II - III
A pair of miniature globes, Johann Gabriel Doppelmayr, Nuremberg, dated 1736
The wooden globes covered with hand-coloured copper engravings, on the original stands. The meridian rings and mounted hour rings made of brass, with intricately engraved scaling and stamped numbers. The horizon rings made of papier mâché. The terrestrial globe rubbed in the northern hemisphere, with minor abrasions in places. The baroque signature cartouche not cleaned and barely legible. The celestial globe in better condition, the cartouche clearly legible. One ball foot lost from the terrestrial globe, one of the celestial globe's feet damaged. Diameter of the globes circa 10 cm each, overall height 15.5 cm each.
A superb pair of globes in attractive, uncleaned condition. Unlike the larger versions, measuring 20 cm and 32 cm in diameter, Doppelmayr only produced a limited number of 10 cm globes.
Cf. Literature: Johann Gabriel Doppelmayr, Professor of Mathematics, published by Johann Georg Puschner, Nuremberg, 1736.

Condition: II - III
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