Von Reilly Franz Joseph: Der Landschaft Istrien: südlicher oder untere Theil

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Der Landschaft Istrien: südlicher oder untere Theil

Von Reilly Franz Joseph

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Franz Johann Joseph Von Reilly: Map of Southern Istria

This Reilly map is part of his tripartite map of Istria showing the southern part of the Istrian peninsula, from Krnica (Carnizza d'Arsa) and Saint Vitale (San Vitale) in the north to the southern headlands of Premantura in the south. The map shows the larger settlements of southern Istria, as well as the traffic connections between them. The number of toponyms in the inner part of Istria is significantly lower than in its coastal part. Special attention is paid to the numerous toponyms along the coast, especially the names of numerous Istrian bays. The title of the map is written in the lower left corner of the map on a cartouche in the form of an oval rock stone. The map scale is expressed in German and Italian miles. The map was published in Reilly's atlas called "Schauplatz der Welt Atlas" published in the period 1789-1791.

REILLY, FRANZ JOHANN JOSEPH VON

FRANZ JOHANN JOSEPH VON REILLY (1766-1820) Viennese cartographer, publisher and merchant. His most famous work is "Schauplatz der Welt Atlas" 1789-1791, " in which a large number of maps of Croatian countries were published. It was printed in Vienna, in the graphic workshop of Ignaz Albrecht. Other important works by Reilly are "Deutscher Atlas" from 1796 and "Atlas Univ." from 1799.

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  • Author: Von Reilly Franz Joseph
  • Publisher: -
  • Year of publication:1791
  • Place of publication:Beč
  • Dimensions:47x31 cm
  • Script:Latinica
  • Condition:Vrlo dobro
  • Binding:Meki

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