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| La Hongrie avec les Provinces adjacentes: formant tout ensemble 2 Grandes Provinces Ecliefiaftiques Par Mr. Brion Ingenieur - Geographie du Roi A Paris Chez le Sr. Defnos, Ingenieur pour les Globes et Sph...La Hongrie avec les Provinces adjacentes: formant tout ensemble 2 Grandes Provinces Ecliefiaftiques Par Mr. Brion Ingenieur - Geographie du Roi A Paris Chez le Sr. Defnos, Ingenieur pour les Globes et Spheres, Rue St. Jacques, au Globe 1766
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Plate No. 34 from Atlas general, civil et ecclesiastique, methodique et elementaire pour l'etude de la geographie et de l'histoire 1766
Louis Brion de la Tour (1756-1803)
Louis Brion de la Tour was the Cartographer Royal to the King of France, his official title being "Ingenieur-Geographe du Roi". Despite a prolific cartographic career and several important atlases to his name, little is actually known of his life and career. What is known is that much of his work was produced in collaboration with Danish royal Cartographer Louis Charles Desnos (fl. 1750 - 1790). His most notable work is generally regarded to be his 1766 Atlas General.
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| Grande Tartarie Et Isles Du Japon Suivant les relations les plus autentiques Par Mr. Brion, Ingenieur-Geographe du ROY a Paris chez le Fr. Defnos rue S.t Jacques, au Globe 1766Grande Tartarie Et Isles Du Japon Suivant les relations les plus autentiques Par Mr. Brion, Ingenieur-Geographe du ROY a Paris chez le Fr. Defnos rue S.t Jacques, au Globe 1766
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| details_complete | Yes |
| details_medium | maps |
| details_illustrated | No |
| details_heightcm | 29 |
| details_widthcm | 40.5 |
| details_firstedition | No |
| details_auteur_code | BRION |
| details_bookid | 649 |
Plate No. 42 from Atlas general, civil et ecclesiastique, methodique et elementaire pour l'etude de la geographie et de l'histoire 1766
Louis Brion de la Tour (1756-1803)
Louis Brion de la Tour was the Cartographer Royal to the King of France, his official title being "Ingenieur-Geographe du Roi". Despite a prolific cartographic career and several important atlases to his name, little is actually known of his life and career. What is known is that much of his work was produced in collaboration with Danish royal Cartographer Louis Charles Desnos (fl. 1750 - 1790). His most notable work is generally regarded to be his 1766 Atlas General.
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| L'Alemagne Divisee en tous ses cercles avec les pays qui en dependent Assujettie aux Observations Astronomiques, Combinees avec les Iteneraires tant Anciens Que Modernes. Par le Sr. Brion Ingenieur Geogra...L'Alemagne Divisee en tous ses cercles avec les pays qui en dependent Assujettie aux Observations Astronomiques, Combinees avec les Iteneraires tant Anciens Que Modernes. Par le Sr. Brion Ingenieur Geographe du Roy. A Paris, chez le Sr. Defnos rue St Jacques, au Globe. 1766
| details_publisher | Desnos |
| details_complete | Yes |
| details_conditiontext | Small peace in bottom of map folded(see picture) not missing just folded to the back. |
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| details_illustrated | No |
| details_heightcm | 29 |
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| details_auteur_code | BRION |
| details_bookid | 650 |
Plate No. 28 from Atlas general, civil et ecclesiastique, methodique et elementaire pour l'etude de la geographie et de l'histoire 1766
Louis Brion de la Tour (1756-1803)
Louis Brion de la Tour was the Cartographer Royal to the King of France, his official title being "Ingenieur-Geographe du Roi". Despite a prolific cartographic career and several important atlases to his name, little is actually known of his life and career. What is known is that much of his work was produced in collaboration with Danish royal Cartographer Louis Charles Desnos (fl. 1750 - 1790). His most notable work is generally regarded to be his 1766 Atlas General.
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| Etats du Roi Des Deux Siciles avec les Metropoles Ecclefiaftiques et tous leurs suffragans Par le Sr. Brion Ingenieur-Geographe du Roi A Paris chez le Sr. Defnos Ingenieur, Geographe pout les Globes et Sp...Etats du Roi Des Deux Siciles avec les Metropoles Ecclefiaftiques et tous leurs suffragans Par le Sr. Brion Ingenieur-Geographe du Roi A Paris chez le Sr. Defnos Ingenieur, Geographe pout les Globes et Spheres rue St Jacques, au Globe 1766
| details_publisher | Desnos |
| details_complete | Yes |
| details_medium | maps |
| details_illustrated | No |
| details_heightcm | 29 |
| details_widthcm | 40.5 |
| details_firstedition | No |
| details_auteur_code | BRION |
| details_bookid | 651 |
Plate No. 19 from Atlas general, civil et ecclesiastique, methodique et elementaire pour l'etude de la geographie et de l'histoire 1766
Louis Brion de la Tour (1756-1803)
Louis Brion de la Tour was the Cartographer Royal to the King of France, his official title being "Ingenieur-Geographe du Roi". Despite a prolific cartographic career and several important atlases to his name, little is actually known of his life and career. What is known is that much of his work was produced in collaboration with Danish royal Cartographer Louis Charles Desnos (fl. 1750 - 1790). His most notable work is generally regarded to be his 1766 Atlas General.
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| Cercles de Haute Et Basse Saxe Divise's, en toutes leurs Principautes et Provinces tant Seculieres qu'Ecclefiaftiques. A Paris, Chez le Sr. Defnos, Ingen. Geogr. pour les Globes et Spheres, Rue St. Jacque...Cercles de Haute Et Basse Saxe Divise's, en toutes leurs Principautes et Provinces tant Seculieres qu'Ecclefiaftiques. A Paris, Chez le Sr. Defnos, Ingen. Geogr. pour les Globes et Spheres, Rue St. Jacques au Globe, 1766.
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| details_complete | Yes |
| details_medium | maps |
| details_illustrated | No |
| details_heightcm | 29 |
| details_widthcm | 40.5 |
| details_firstedition | No |
| details_auteur_code | BRION |
| details_bookid | 652 |
Plate No. 30 from Atlas general, civil et ecclesiastique, methodique et elementaire pour l'etude de la geographie et de l'histoire 1766
Louis Brion de la Tour (1756-1803)
Louis Brion de la Tour was the Cartographer Royal to the King of France, his official title being "Ingenieur-Geographe du Roi". Despite a prolific cartographic career and several important atlases to his name, little is actually known of his life and career. What is known is that much of his work was produced in collaboration with Danish royal Cartographer Louis Charles Desnos (fl. 1750 - 1790). His most notable work is generally regarded to be his 1766 Atlas General.
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| Cercles de Baviere de Fonconie et de Souabe divises en toutes leurs Principautes et Provinces tant seculieres quecclefiaftiques par Mr. Brion Ing. Geographe du Roi. A paris Chez le Sr. Desnos Ing. Geogr. ...Cercles de Baviere de Fonconie et de Souabe divises en toutes leurs Principautes et Provinces tant seculieres quecclefiaftiques par Mr. Brion Ing. Geographe du Roi. A paris Chez le Sr. Desnos Ing. Geogr. pour les Globes et Spheres rue St. Jacques auGlobe 1766
| details_publisher | Desnos |
| details_complete | Yes |
| details_medium | maps |
| details_illustrated | No |
| details_heightcm | 29 |
| details_widthcm | 40.5 |
| details_firstedition | No |
| details_auteur_code | BRION |
| details_bookid | 653 |
Plate No. 31 from Atlas general, civil et ecclesiastique, methodique et elementaire pour l'etude de la geographie et de l'histoire 1766
Louis Brion de la Tour (1756-1803)
Louis Brion de la Tour was the Cartographer Royal to the King of France, his official title being "Ingenieur-Geographe du Roi". Despite a prolific cartographic career and several important atlases to his name, little is actually known of his life and career. What is known is that much of his work was produced in collaboration with Danish royal Cartographer Louis Charles Desnos (fl. 1750 - 1790). His most notable work is generally regarded to be his 1766 Atlas General.
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