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Christopher Tassin
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Carte Des Ducheez de Lorraine et Bar
Publication Place / Date
Paris / 1634
Image Dimensions
14.5 x 20.5 inches
Color
Outline Color
Condition
VG+
Stock# 48658
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Description

Scarce regional map of Lorraine and Bar-le-duc, with east oriented at the top of the map.

The map is centered on the Moselle River, including Metz, Nancy, Saarbrucken, Luxembourg, Verdun, Bar-le-duc, and Neufchateau.

Christopher Tassin Biography

Nicolas Tassin (fl. 1633-55) was appointed 'royal cartographer' at Dijon before setting up as an engraver in Paris where he issued various collections of small maps and plans of France, Switzerland, Germany and Spain. Tassin first published his maps in his own atlas Cartes Generale de Toutes Les Provinces de France in 1634, with an enlarged second edition in 1637 (France, royaumes et provinces d'Europe).

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