Cercle d ´Autriche divisee en toutes ses Provinces..

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Article ID EUA2926

Title

Cercle d ´Autriche divisee en toutes ses Provinces..

Description

Map shows total Austria with its provinces, Beautiful margin.

Year

dated 1765

Artist

Desnos (1725-1805)

Louis-Charles Desnos (1725 - 1805) was both a globe maker and publisher of maps. In the former capacity he was appointed globe maker to the King of Denmark but spent most of his life working in Paris. Louis Charles Desnos and Claude Buy de Mornas worked together in the same establishments and issued together "La Manniere de Reconnoitre les Principales Etoiles dans le Ciel" (The Manner of Recognizing the Principal Stars in the Sky) in 1761.

Historical Description

The name Austria is first handed down in its Old High German form Ostarrichi from the year 996. The Latin form Austria was also used. In 1156 Austria became an independent duchy in the Holy Roman Empire. After the Babenbergs died out in 1246, the House of Habsburg prevailed in the struggle for rule in Austria. The area designated as Austria later included the entire Habsburg Monarchy and later the Austrian Empire, which was constituted in 1804, and the Austrian half of the Austro-Hungarian Dual Monarchy established in 1867. The present republic came into being in 1918.

Place of Publication Paris
Dimensions (cm)28 x 30,5
ConditionVery good
Coloringoriginal colored
TechniqueCopper print

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