Londres.
Paris,
chez Jean Savué demeurant à la rue St. Jaques proche St. Yves à la libert,
Copper engraving.
385 by 540mm. (15.25 by 21.25 inches).
12363
notes:
A French variant on De Jonghe's view of London, with the verses underneath in a different type and the name of the Thames translated into French from Latin.
Jean Sauvé (1635-1692) was an engraver and publisher active in Paris, and known for re-engraving the works of others, including de Jonghe (as here), Merian, Tavernier, and Jollain. ...
Jean Sauvé (1635-1692) was an engraver and publisher active in Paris, and known for re-engraving the works of others, including de Jonghe (as here), Merian, Tavernier, and Jollain. ...
bibliography:
provenance:
Lucerne
Views of Tangiers
Jewish East London
Speed’s map of Oxfordshire
Speed’s map of Oxfordshire
S is for Stationer
Millbank
Southwark
A colour version of Havell’s Aeronautical View
Waterloo sunset
A foggy day
The Palace of Westminster
“A complete bijou of a map, not less useful than elegant”
Scotland Yard
Westminster Abbey
Covent Garden
The first railway tunnel in London
St Paul’s Cathedral
London after the fire
Lusvergh’s sales catalogue of artists’ drawing and optical instruments, including Galileo’s Sector
Geology Personified
Piccadilly Circus
The General’s Post Office
The only known examples of instruments made for an unpublished quarto edition of ‘Dell’Arcano del Mare’ 

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