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Hubert Jaillot, Große Karte Norddeutschland

Lot 3442
20.11.2025 10:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerAuktionshaus Mehlis GmbH
Event locationGermany, Plauen
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ID 1481998
Lot 3442 | Hubert Jaillot, Große Karte Norddeutschland
unten rechts figürliche und mit Sachsenwappen bekrönte Kartusche und hier bezeichnet "Le Cercle de La Basse Saxe...", Darstellung des Gebiets zwischen der Insel Fehmarn im Norden, Landsberg im Osten, Kassel im Süden und Enschede im Westen, im oberen Bereich Text in Latein, gestochen von Guillaume Sanson, grenzkolorierter Kupferstich auf Bütten, Erscheinungsdatum 1681, sauberer, kräftiger Druck, mittig übliche Faltlinie, breitrandiges Exemplar, Plattenmaße ca. 57,5 x 87 cm, Blattmaße ca. 65 x 104 cm. Künstlerinfo: auch Alexis Humbert Jailloteau oder Iaillot, frz. Kartenstecher und Elfenbeinschnitzer (ca. 1632 Avignon bei St.-Claude bis 1712 Paris), Bruder und Schüler des Pierre Simon Jaillot, ab 1657 mit diesem in Paris, 1664 Schüler der Académie de St.-Luc, heiratete 1665 als “sculpteur du roi (königlicher Kupferstecher)” die Tochter eines Kupferstichkartenhändlers und betätigte sich fortan als Kartenstecher, führt ab 1678 (oder 1686) den Titel “sculpteur et géographe ordinaire du Roi [dt.: Kupferstecher und einfacher Geograph des Königs]” und ab 1697 ein eigenes Wappen, tätig in Paris, Quelle: Thieme-Becker und Internet.
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