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Garonne region by Jean Leclerc. c. 1610-1650

Jean Le Clerc  (1560-c. 1622)

Geographer, publisher, and engraver, fourth in a dynasty of printers and booksellers. Trades from 'Rue S. Jean de Latran à la Sallemandre Royalle'. He worked for a while for Maurica Bouguereau, the plates for whose Le Théâtre François passed to Leclerc sometime before 1619. These formed the core of his own Théâtre.

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La Carte du Bourdelois, du Pays de Medoc, et de la Prevosté de Born.

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Rare map of the Garonne Medoc regions by Jean Leclerc.

Title: La Carte du Bourdelois, du Pays de Medoc, et de la Prevosté de Born.
Jean le Clerc excudit. Cum privilegio Regis.
Salomon Rogers sculp.


Oriented to the east.

Engraver: Salomon Rogers.

Date of the first edition: 1619.
Date of this map: c. 1630-1633.
Date on map: 1628.

Copper engraving, printed on heavy paper.
Image size: 330 x 455mm (12.99 x 17.91 inches).
Sheet size: 505 x 685mm (19.88 x 26.97 inches).
Verso: Blank.
Condition: Original coloured, excellent.
Condition Rating: A+.

Separate publication - from a French Composite Atlas, c. 1610-1650.

Appeared in: Theatre geographique du royaume de France. Paris, Jean Le Clerc, 1619. (Pastoureau, Leclerc A 1619)

Jean Le Clerc  (1560-c. 1622)

Geographer, publisher, and engraver, fourth in a dynasty of printers and booksellers. Trades from 'Rue S. Jean de Latran à la Sallemandre Royalle'. He worked for a while for Maurica Bouguereau, the plates for whose Le Théâtre François passed to Leclerc sometime before 1619. These formed the core of his own Théâtre.

References: Pastoureau - p. 296, Leclerc A 1619 [28]