World Map Mappemonde America Australia La Perouse Card 1798

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Pérouse, Jean-Francois de la (1741-1788):
"Mappemonde ou carte reduite des parties connues du globe pour servir au Voyage de La Perouse" - World Map Mappemonde Weltkarte / Australia Australia America Amerika Amerique


Paris 1798.

Large-format copper engraved map from the 18th century. century -- Image dimensions: approx. 93x58cm. -- well preserved. || Large copper engraved map from the 18th century. -- in good condition. || This inaugural edition presents a significant and expansive map of the world, highlighting the voyage of La Perouse. The map meticulously charts the ill-fated expedition of 1785-88, spanning from France to Cape Horn, traversing to Hawaii, onward to the Pacific Northwest, then westward to the eastern coast of Asia, reaching Kamchatka, and finally southward to Botany Bay, where their trail disappears. The remnants of their vessels were discovered in 1826, north of New Hebrides. Incorporating current data sourced not only from La Perouse's journey but also from the explorations of Cook and Mackenzie, this map provides up-to-date insights.

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Paris 1798. Large-format copper engraved map from the 18th century. century -- Image dimensions: approx. 93x58cm. -- well preserved. || Large copper engraved map from the 18th century. -- in good condition. || This inaugural edition presents a significant and expansive map of the world, highlighting the voyage of La Perouse. The map meticulously charts the ill-fated expedition of 1785-88, spanning from France to Cape Horn, traversing to Hawaii, onward to the Pacific Northwest, then westward to the eastern coast of Asia, reaching Kamchatka, and finally southward to Botany Bay, where their trail disappears. The remnants of their vessels were discovered in 1826, north of New Hebrides. Incorporating current data sourced not only from La Perouse's journey but also from the explorations of Coo