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America with those known parts in that unknoune worlde both people and manner of buildings discribed and inlarged by I.S. Ano. 1626 [cartographic material] Abraham Goos Amstelodami...sculpsit.
Date :1627].Référence :R11981-476-0-E, Numéro de volume : 34No pièce (créateur) :Alexander E. MacDonald Canadiana Collection #34Indice de classe locale :H3/1-2000/1626(1631)Genre de documents :Cartes et documents cartographiquesTrouvé dans :Archives / Collections et fondsNo d'identification :4164666Date(s) :1627].Lieu :[London:Lieu de création :AngleterreEditeur :s.n.,Étendue :1 map : ill., hand col. ; 35 x 44 cm on sheet 42 x 54 cm.Langue du document :anglaisPortée et contenu :Considerable detail is shown in South and Central America and the eastern parts of North America, including indications of the Chesapeake, Delaware and Hudson Bays. It is for its depiction of California as an island, however, that this map is particularly famous, for this is the first atlas map upon which this misconception appeared and Speed's depiction of the island was thus a major contributing factor in the longevity of this notorious myth. The final flourishes of the map are the myriad small etched ships, sea monsters and flying fish shown in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.Provenance :Nom(s) additionnel(s) :Biographie/Histoire administrative :Speed, John, 1552?-1629 : John Speed (1552-629) was an historian and cartographer, whose maps of English counties are often found framed in homes throughout the United Kingdom.He was born at Farndon, Cheshire, and went into his father's tailoring business where he worked until he was about 50. While working in London, his knowledge of history led him into learned circles and he joined the Society of Antiquaries where his interests came to the attention of Sir Fulke Greville, who subsequently made Speed an allowance to enable him to devote his whole attention to research. As a reward for his earlier efforts, Queen Elizabeth granted him the use of a room in the Custom House. It was with the encouragement of William Camden that he began his Historie of Great Britaine, which was published in 1611.[1] Although Speed probably had access to historical sources that are now lost to us he certainly used the work of Saxton and Norden, his work as a historian is considered mediocre and secondary in importance to his map-making, of which his most important contribution is probably his town plans, many of which provide the first visual record of the British towns they depict.
His atlas The Theatre of the Empire of Great Britaine was published in 1610/11 and contained the first set of individual county maps of England and Wales besides maps of Ireland [5 in all] and a general map of Scotland. Most, but not all, of the county maps have town plans on them; those showing a Scale of Passes being the places he had mapped himself. Just before his death in 1627 Speed published A Prospect of the Most Famous Parts of the World which was the first world atlas produced by an Englishman. There is a fascinating text describing the areas shown on the back of the maps in English although a rare edition of 1616 of the British maps has a Latin text - this is believed to have been produced for the Continental market. Much of the engraving was done in Amsterdam at the workshop of his friend Judocus Hondius.
In 1611, he also published The genealogies recorded in the Sacred Scriptures according to euery family and tribe with the line of Our Sauior Jesus Christ obserued from Adam to the Blessed Virgin Mary, a biblical genealogy, reprinted several times during the 17th century.
John Speed is buried with his wife in St Giles-without-Cripplegate church within the Barbican Estate in the City of London. A memorial to John Speed was also erected behind the altar of the church. According to the church's web site "[his was] one of the few memorials [in the church] that survived the bombing" of London during The Blitz of 1940-1941.... The web site also notes that "[t]he cast for the niche in which the bust is placed was provided by the Merchant Taylors' Company, of which John Speed was a member."
(Source: Wikipedia)Information additionnelle :Note générale :Pictorial relief.
Copperplate engraving.
The following text appears in a box in the lower left corner of the map: "Are to be sold in pops-head alley against the Exchange by G. Humble"
Includes inset map in upper left corner depicting Greenland. 8 x 8 cm.
Illustrated with ships and sea monsters, indigenous people and settlements.
Map includes a decorative border. The two sides are illustrated with the indigenous people from the two continents. The left border illustrates the natives of North America while the right border illustrates the natives of South America. Across the top border are deptictions of eight settlements on the continents including: Havan port --, S. Domingo -- Cartagena -- Mexico -- Cvsco -- Il. of Moco in Chile -- E. Ianeiro -- Olinda .
From: John Speed's "A prospect of the most famous parts of the world", London, 1627.
State I, from Burden, Enrty 217.Note sur l'édition :Discovery and Mapping of Upper Canada: An exhibition held at the Canadiana Department, Royal Ontario Museum, May - December 1967Historique de la conservation :Part of the Alexander E. MacDonald Canadiana Collection purchased by the Public Archives of Canada in 1981.Note de citation/référence :Burden, Entry 217, Wagner, Entry 301B, LeGear, Entry 5928, Map no. [5], Phillips, Entry, 442, pt,1 , map no. [5]Données mathématiques sur les documents :Scale indeterminate.Note sur les autres formats physiques disponibles :The microfiche version is NMC 19646Note sur les expositions :National Map Collection 1983 Antique Map Calendar, Canada on Maps 1564-1616: Stratford Festival Exhibition 1966.Date d'émission :Date of issue base on information appearing in Burden. Appears to be a copy of state 1, dated 1627 based on the fact that neither Boston or Long Island appear on the map and that George Humble's imprint is present.Groupes de documents reliés :For other edition see Mikan 4143869 (H3/1-2000/[1676]) NMC 6878 ; G120 S7 1662 xfol. (AMICUS No. 13383954) ; Carto - G1015 .S73 1627 .S5 1966 - fol. (AMICUS No. 26306012)Note(s) sur le contenant :34 : Former container label was "1-2000 NORTH & SOUTH AMERICA 1626(1631)".Vedette-matière :Source :PrivéAutre no d'acquisition :80101/245 CA -
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