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Westmoreland - Greenwood's large-scale map of Westmoreland
Map of the County of Westmorland, from an actual Survey made in the Years 1822 & 1823. By C. & J. Greenwood. Most Respectfully Dedicated To the Nobility, Clergy and Gentry, of the County by the Proprietors.
- 作者: GREENWOOD, Christopher
- 出版地: London,
- 出版商: Published by George Pringle Junior, No.70 Queen Street, Cheapside,
- 发布日期: January 1st, 1824.
- 物理描述: Large engraved map, dissected and mounted on linen, original outline hand-colour, view of Appleby lower right, evenly age toned, edged in green silk, housed in original tree calf pull-off slipcase, red morocco lable lettered in gilt to spine, rubbed and scuffed.
- 方面: 1000 by 1200mm. (39.25 by 47.25 inches).
- 库存参考: 1315
笔记
The maps by Christopher and John Greenwood set new standards for large-scale surveys. Although they were unsuccessful in their stated aim to map all the counties of England and Wales it is probably no coincidence that of the ones they missed, Buckinghamshire, Cambridgeshire, Herefordshire, Hertfordshire, Norfolk and Oxfordshire, all except Cambridgeshire were mapped by Andrew Bryant in a similar style and at the same period. From a technical point of view the Greenwoods' productions exceeded the high standards set in the previous century though without the decoration and charming title-pieces that typified large scale maps of that period.
The Greenwoods started in 1817 with Lancashire and Yorkshire and by 1831 they had covered 34 counties. Their maps were masterpieces of surveying and engraving techniques, and in view of the speed at which they were completed, their accuracy is remarkable. They mark the boundaries of the counties, hundreds and parishes, churches and chapels, castles and quarries, farmhaouses and gentlemen's seats, heaths and common land, woods, parliamentary representatives and distances between towns. The price of 3 guineas each compares with the the first edition Ordnance Survey sheets of 7s 6d, though the latter did not relate to complete counties.
The Greenwoods started in 1817 with Lancashire and Yorkshire and by 1831 they had covered 34 counties. Their maps were masterpieces of surveying and engraving techniques, and in view of the speed at which they were completed, their accuracy is remarkable. They mark the boundaries of the counties, hundreds and parishes, churches and chapels, castles and quarries, farmhaouses and gentlemen's seats, heaths and common land, woods, parliamentary representatives and distances between towns. The price of 3 guineas each compares with the the first edition Ordnance Survey sheets of 7s 6d, though the latter did not relate to complete counties.
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