Madrid by Pierre Aveline, published in Paris by Jean. c. 1780
Aveline Family
A family of Parisian engravers and map sellers flourished in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.
The main members of this family were:
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Pierre Aveline I (1656-1722) was a cartographer and engraver who specialised in topographical views.
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Antoine Aveline I (1662-1712) Engraver and publisher of city views.
The Jean Family were geographers, publishers and 'Marchands d'estampes' of Paris at the end of the 18th century.
Most works are credited simply 'Jean'.
Madrid Villa Capital Del Reyno D'Espana, y Real Corte De Los Reyes Catolicos, vista de la puente de Sogovia. - Madrid Ville Capitale du Royaume d'Espagne, résidence des Rois Catholiques, veuë du côté du Pont de Segovie.
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Antique maps > Europe > Spain and Portugal
Old, antique view of Madrid by Pierre Aveline, published in Paris by Jean.
Title: Madrid Villa Capital Del Reyno D'Espana, y Real Corte De Los Reyes Catolicos, vista de la puente de Sogovia. - Madrid Ville Capitale du Royaume d'Espagne, résidence des Rois Catholiques, veuë du côté du Pont de Segovie.
A Paris chez Jean. rue Jean de Beauvais. N° 32.
VERY RARE.
Date of the first edition: c. 1702.
Date of this view: c. 1780.
Copper engraving, printed on paper.
Map size: 345 x 515mm (13.58 x 20.28 inches).
Sheet size: 380 x 550mm (14.96 x 21.65 inches).
Verso: Blank.
Condition: Original coloured in the style of the French perspective views, excellent.
Condition Rating: A+.
Separate publication.
We could not find any trace of this view with this publisher's address.
Aveline Family
A family of Parisian engravers and map sellers flourished in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.
The main members of this family were:
-
Pierre Aveline I (1656-1722) was a cartographer and engraver who specialised in topographical views.
-
Antoine Aveline I (1662-1712) Engraver and publisher of city views.
The Jean Family were geographers, publishers and 'Marchands d'estampes' of Paris at the end of the 18th century.
Most works are credited simply 'Jean'.