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Allerneuester Geographisch- und Topographischer by johann Wolfgang
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HEYDT [aka HEIJDT], Johann Wolfgang.
Allerneuester Geographisch- und Topographischer
Schau-Platz von Africa und Ost-Indien oder Ausführliche und Wahrhafte Vorstellung und Beschreibung von den Wichtigsten der Holländisch-Ost-Indischen Compagnie in Africa und Asia zugehörigen Ländere, Küsten und Insulten in accuraten See- und Land-Karten.
Stock Code 111525
Nuremberg, Johann Carl Tetschner, Willhermsdorff [and] Homaenischen Erben, 1744
Current price$9,704.00
Important early iconography of Jakarta. Heydt's Ost-Indien provides us with an extensive and important work with regard to the town planning and general topography of Jakarta in the first half of the eighteenth century. Heydt describes the main factories, settlements and stations of the Netherlands East India Company (VOC) in Africa and Asia, at Jakarta [Batavia], Colombo, Malacca, the Molluccas, Japan, and the Cape. The maps include a twin-hemisphere World map, the East Indies [with northern Australia], Sri Lanka and Greenland. The views include scenes and interiors at Jakarta, Colombo, Malacca and the settlement at Deshima in Japan.
Heydt, born in Amboina in 1702 to German parents, joined the VOC in 1733, spending two years in Ceylon before going to Indonesia. In 1737 he became the architect and draughtsman of the Company. In this capacity he made numerous drawings of Jakarta and West Java. He retired to Europe after resigning from the VOC in 1740 on health grounds.
Landscape folio (33 x 39 cm); [20], 346, [4] pp., 115 engraved plates (plate 62, plan of Colombo, hand-coloured) including five maps, by J. M. Seeligman, A. Hoffer, J. G. Puscher, and J. C. Berndt after Heydt, bound without the frontispiece found in some copies, a little browned as usual, more so at beginning and end, contemporary vellum, morocco label, covers a bit marked, overall a very good copy.
Landwehr, VOC, 469; Mendelssohn, South African Bibliography, I, 709. -
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Documentation: Documented elsewhere (similar item) Period: 18th Century Condition: Good. Styles / Movements: Traditional Dealer Reference #: 111525 Incollect Reference #: 703857
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