Original Antique Map of the Region Between the Gulf of Lybia and the Red Sea
- Reference
- BG-13189-6
- Region
- Africa
- Category
- Antique Map
- Sheet size
- 19.2 x 28.3 cm (7.6 x 11.1 in)
- Condition
- Good
- Availability
- Available
- Price
- EUR 420
Original antique map titled 'Aegyptus et Cyrene'. Detailed ancient map of the region between the Gulf of Lybia and the Red Sea, with marvelous detail along the Mediterranean Coastline and the Nile, Egypt. This map originates from 'Philippi Cluveri Introductionis in universam geographiam (..)' by P. Clüver. Published 1729.
Philipp Clüver was an Early Modern German geographer and historian. Cluver's Geography was one of the most enduring works of the 17th & 18th Centuries, issued by several different publishers with many different sets of maps over nearly 200 years.
Where this sits in the catalogue
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- “Explosion at the Border Gate” by Charles Burki, 1970 – War Illustration Gouache, 1970
- The Phenomenon of Man - Original Gouache Illustration by Charles Burki, 1967, 1967
- Original 1947 Map of South Africa by C. Burki – Jan van Riebeeck & Cape Colony, 1947
- Original Illustration Map of South Africa by Charles Burki, c.1945 – Ink Drawing, 1945
- Antique Map of the Region of the Nile River by Bartholomew, 1922, 1922
- Antique Map of Northwest Africa by Bartholomew, 1922, 1922
- Antique Map of Lower Egypt, Showing Port Said, Suez and Surroundings, 1922, 1922
- Set of Two Large Panoramic Vintage Postcards of Algeria, 'circa 1920', 1920
- Set of Two Large Panoramic Vintage Postcards of the Sahara, 'circa 1920', 1920
- Set of 2 Antique Prints of Butterflies of Africa and America, Published in 1910, 1910
- Antique Map of Africa by Johnston (1909), 1909
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