Antique Sea Charts
Antique Map of the Coast of Guinea from, Cape Apollonia to the Volta River

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Antique Map of the Coast of Guinea from, Cape Apollonia to the Volta River

£305

$405 · €360

Original print, not a reproduction.

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Date
Not stated
Sheet size
10 × 15.3 in (25.5 × 38.8 cm)
Condition
Good. Wear consistent with age and use. General age-related toning, original folding lines. Minor wear, blank verso. Please study image carefully.
Collection
Sea charts
Stock no.
f_31132742

Antique map titled 'Suite de la Coste de Guinée (..), Vervolg van de Kust van Guinée (..)'. Decorative map of the coast of Guinea from, Cape Apollonia to the Volta River. Engraved by J. van Schley after J.N. Bellin. Published circa 1764.

Bellin was a French multifaceted hydrographer and geographer had an incredibly successful 50 year career producing maps. His illustrious career started at just 18 years of age when he was appointed Chief Cartographer to the French Navy in 1721. His attention to detail, accuracy and high standard of workmanship resulted in him playing an integral role to France’s leadership in European cartography. In addition to being the Chief Cartographer of France’s hydrographic office, he was also a member of the Académie de Marine, the Royal Society of London, and the Philosophes (French intellectual group).

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