Franz Johann Joseph von Reilly, Vier Karten - photo 1
Franz Johann Joseph von Reilly, Vier Karten - photo 1

Franz Johann Joseph von Reilly, Vier Karten

Lot 3924
17.11.2018 11:00UTC +01:00
Classic
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€ 40
AuctioneerAuktionshaus Mehlis GmbH
Event locationGermany, Plauen
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ID 133586
Lot 3924 | Franz Johann Joseph von Reilly, Vier Karten
Altmark und Brandenburg, dabei "Der Mittelmark oder des Südlichen Theiles von Brandenburg Ober-Barnimscher, Nieder-Barnimscher und Lebusischer Kreis. Nro. 340", "Der Altmark oder des Westlichen Theiles von Brandenburg Arneburgischer, Seehausenscher, Arendseeischer und Stendalischer Kreis mit dem nördlichen Theile des Salzwedelschen Kreises Nro. 346", "Der Altmarkt oder des Westlichen Theiles von Brandenburg tangermündischer Kreis mit dem Südlichen Theile des Salzwedelschen Kreises Nro. 347" und "Der Neumark oder des Östlichen Theiles von Brandenburg Schiefelbeinscher, Dramburgscher und Arenswaldischer Kreis. Nro. 350", Kupferstiche auf kräftigem Bütten, rot grenzkoloriert, um 1795, je in klassizistischer Kartusche betitelt, minimale Annotationen in Blei, geringe Altersspuren, ungerahmt, Plattenmaße max. ca. 26 x 35 cm, Blattmaße je ca. 30 x 47,5 cm. Künstlerinfo: österreichischer Verleger, Kartograf, Buchhändler und Schriftsteller (1766 Wien bis 1820 Wien), Sohn des aus Russland stammenden Hofmeisters Johann Reilly, zunächst für drei Jahre unbezahlt tätig im österreichischen Staatsdienst, 1789 mit väterlichem Erbteil Hinwendung zur Geographie und Gründung des "Landkarten- und Kunstwerke-Verschleiß-Komptoir“, brachte in Folge zahlreiche wegweisende Atlaswerke heraus, wie 1789–1806 "Schauplatz der fünf Theile der Welt", 1791–92 den "Schul Atlas", 1792–93 die "Allgemeinen Erdbeschreibung", 1794–96 den "Grossen deutschen Atlas" und 1799 den "Allgemeinen Post Atlas von der ganzen Welt", anschließend wandte er sich der Schriftstellerei zu und veröffentlichte zahlreiche Werke, tätig in Wien, Quelle: Biographisches Lexikon des Kaisertums Österreich, Österreichisches Biographisches Lexikon, Deutsche Biographie und Internet.
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