Fine Antique Maps & Engravings
from the 16th to the 19th centuries
Quick search:

Advanced search
Cartographer index
Your basket:
0 items
£0.00
View basket
Cartographer: 'Munster, Sebastian.'
Sort results by: Most recently added Cartographer A-Z Year printed Price, lowest to highest Price, highest to lowest Region
Diagrammatic map of Europe
Sebastian Munster

Basle, c.1560. An interesting, distorted, diagrammatic map of Europe.
MUNS0024
£150.00

More details



 Illustration of the Creation
Sebastian Munster

Basle, c.1560, Italian text. The first page of text an Italian edition of Munster's 'Cosmography', with an account of the Creation, with an illustration with God in the upper centre, angels in the top corners and dog-headed men in the bottom corners. With a capital of a putti with the letter 'H'.
MUNS0033
£225.00

More details



Early map of Lake Leman
Sebastian Munster

Basle, 1588. Lake Leman or Lake Geneva, orientated with north to the bottom, so Geneva is on the right of the map.
MUNS0022
£125.00

More details



Woodcut map of Franconia
Sebastian Munster

Basle, Henry Petri,1628, German text edition. A map of Franconia, one of the five stem duchies of medieval Germany. Orientated with north at the bottom, the map follows the Main River and marks the cities of Nurnburg, Bamberg, Coburg and Wurzburg.
MUNS0038
£150.00

More details



Woodcut map of Swabia
Sebastian Munster

Basle, Henry Petri,1628, German text edition. A map of Swabia, one of the ten Imperial Circles of the Holy Roman Empire. Orientated with north at the bottom, it marks Strassburg, Bamberg and Lake Constance.
MUNS0039
£150.00

More details



Woodcut map of the Rhinelands
Sebastian Munster

Basle, Henry Petri,1628, German text edition. A map of the Rhine from Bonn and Cologne to the Sea, orientated with North to t he right.
MUNS0041
£150.00

More details



The city of Buda in Hungary
Sebastian Munster

Basle, c.1560, Italian text. View of Buda from an Italian edition of Munster's 'Cosmography'. The text makes no mention of the capture of the city by the Turks in 1541, and a cross still surmounts the church.
MUNS0034
£175.00

More details



 1