De Rossi’s Map of Savoy Mapmaker(s)_William Barnard Clarke

De Rossi’s Map of Savoy Mapmaker(s)_William Barnard ClarkeLa Savoia divisa nelle sue Principali Provincie da Giacomo Cantelli da Vignola [.] This is a map of Savoy from Mercurio Geografico, an unusual and finely engraved work. It shows the date of revision, 1692, in the cartouche. Condition & Materials Two copper engraved map sheets, platemarks each approx. 42 x 57 cm, engraved by Antonius Barbey, black and white as issued, trimmed to neatline, blank verso.

but in 1812 took over the Edinburgh publishing and engraving business established by his father

Kelpra Studio number 'K7197' stamped on the verso

rapidly diminishing countryside and ‘beauty spots’ such as Pinner and Ruislip

This is the case with three of the four copies in Cambridge Libraries described by Adams

folding into worn slipcase with printed publisher’s label on the cover

also known as the Smyrna Catastrophe

Note the British Railways motor vessel on Windermere

who Anglicised his name to Andrews

probably born in Geneva and brought to London as a child

A fifth volume covering the period to 1861 was published in the year of Phillimore’s death but suppressed by the Indian government

Not in BNF catalogue

This regional map of France is from Mallet’s Description de l’Univers