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by Seutter, Matthäus

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Augsburg: Tobias Conrad Lotter, 1730. Some old restored repairs. . 49.7 x 57,3 cm (19.5 x 22,5 inches).. Original antique copper engraving, hand colored in outline and wash when published. Very rare antique map of Lithuania. This is the second edition with the Seutter privilege added at top right corner. Decorative cartouche with hand colored coat of arms with crown above. Matthäus Seutter (born September 20, 1678 in Augsburg; † March 1757 there) was a German cartographer and engraver as well as the founder of the Seutter printing company and publishing house. Born the son of a goldsmith, Seutter began an apprenticeship with Johann Baptist Homann in Nuremberg after 1697. Returning to his hometown of Augsburg, he initially worked in the publishing house of Jeremias Wolff (1663–1724). Around 1707 he founded his own company with a printing and publishing house. There he produced large numbers of maps, city maps, genealogical diagrams and other motifs. He also brought out a pair of globes (terrestrial and celestial globes). By copying his teacher Homann's successful concept, he soon became his biggest competitor. However, only a few original maps were published by Seutter, which was certainly due to the fact that Augsburg had neither a university nor a mathematical and scientific environment at the time. Many of his maps are literally “copied” from other cartographers’ templates, i.e. copies. At most, they deviated from the originals in the artistic design with lavish baroque cartouches and allegorical scenes. Seutter initially made his own cards, but in later years he was, among other things, supported by his sons Georg Matthäus and Albrecht Carl and by Tobias Conrad Lotter; Augsburg artists such as Martin Gottfried Crophius (1717–1765), Melchior Rhein and Gottfried Rogg (1669–1742) were used for the decorative elements. Around 400 large-format and more than 60 small-format copperplate engravings were created in Seutter's workshop. From 1720 onwards, Seutter also summarized his maps in atlases with different titles, which grew from initially 20 maps (Atlas Compendiosus) to over 300 maps (Atlas Novus, Grosser Atlas). His small-format maps could be purchased individually in cardboard slipcases or as a collective edition (Atlas Minor, from around 1745). Like Homann before him, Seutter also received from Emperor Charles VI in 1731/32. the beautiful but meaningless title Sacrae Caesareae Maiestatis Geographus, that is, Imperial Geographer (abbreviated S.C.Maj. Geogr or SCMG on the maps). In addition, in 1741 he was granted an imperial printing privilege, which, however, only applied to the Swabian and Upper Rhine imperial circles as well as to the area of Franconian law. Johann Adam Riediger had it engraved by Seutter under the title Tabulae Principatus Brandenburgico-Culmbacensis sive Baruthini pars superior and published in Augsburg. The designs from Riediger's estate became the property of Seutter and later passed on to his son-in-law Tobias Conrad Lotter. After Seutter's death in 1757, his son Albrecht Carl (1722–1762) continued to run the company alone. But he only survived his father by 5 years. His widow then sold about half of the publishing house to Matthäus Seutter's son-in-law Tobias Conrad Lotter and the art publisher Johann Michael Probst (1727–1776), who was also a close relative. They replaced Seutter's name with their own on most of the maps acquired in 1762. (Wikipedia)

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Antiquariat Reinhold Berg ek DE (DE)
Seller's Inventory #
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Title
Novissima et accuratissima Magni Ducatus Lithuaniae in suos Palatinaus et Castellanias divisae Delineatio...
Author
Seutter, Matthäus
Book Condition
Used
Jacket Condition
Some old restored repairs.
Quantity Available
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Publisher
Tobias Conrad Lotter
Place of Publication
Augsburg
Date Published
1730
Size
49.7 x 57,3 cm (19.5 x 22,5 inch
Keywords
Antique Map Map:Europe:Poland Poland and Lithuania Seutter, Matthäus Novissima et accuratissima Magni Ducatus Lithuaniae in suos Palatinaus et Castellanias divisae Delineatio... Augsburg Tobias Conrad Lotter 1730

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About Antiquariat Reinhold Berg ek

Antiquariat Reinhold Berg was established in 1977 bei Reinhold Berg and his wife Ute Berg. Making their passion into their daily business they opened in Regensburg an antiquarian bookshop with antiquarian books, antique prints and maps. Since then they have not only become one of the most established dealers for antiquarian goods in Germany, but also passed on their passion to their son Robert. With the start of Robert Berg in the company 1983 the business grew international. For more then twenty years Antiquariat Reinhold Berg exhibits regularly at International Antiquarian Book & Map Fairs within the United States and Europe. Furthermore he developed their own website www.bergbook.com himself and is now represented among the biggest sellers of antique maps and prints online. In January 2013 Robert Berg took over the business and has internationalized the business even more. He is a member of the ILAB, the Verband deutscher Antiquare and of ImCos (International Map Collector's Society). The shop is located in the centre of Regensburg, a beautiful historic medieval city in South Germany. Antiquariat Reinhold Berg is a leading dealer in the second generation for antique maps, decorative prints and rare books.We do not have only an extensive collection of antique maps and decorative prints, but also a selection of fine modern prints and rare books. In our gallery, on our website and also at book & map fairs we offer a regularly growing extensive collection of maps, prints and books. Our reputation around the world is to deal strictly with high quality and authentic material. If you are looking for specific rare maps, atlases, prints and books we will not only provide you with the right information, but also help you to find the perfect antique map or print. Whether you are a first time buyer in need of a special gift or an experienced collector you will be definitely be right with us. With us you can enjoy buying online and offline: browse our great online inventory, give us a call or visit our promises when you are in Regensburg. We will be happy let you be part of our passion.

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