Maps: 1787 - 1794
1792 William Guthrie (geographer) -- Thomas Kitchin
(mapmaker) - C. Dilly and G. Robinson (publishers):
"POLAND Shewing the Claims of Russia, Prussia and
Austria, from the beft Authorities," London. Engraved for
Guthries new "Syftem of Geography." In two versions.
Rigobert Bonne: "Royaume de Pologne et Duche de Lithuanie," Paris, 9.5 x 13.5 inches, in five versions from "Atlas Encylopedique contenant la
geographie ancienne, et quelques cartes sur la geographie du moyen age, la geographie moderne...” by Bonne and N. Desmarest.
1787 Thomas Kitchin:
"POLAND, LITHUANIA
and PRUSSIA, from the
Latest AUTHORITIES,"
8.25 x 10.25 inches.
1787 Russell: "POLAND,
From the best
AUTHORITIES," 18.5 x
20.7 cm. From
www.mapmogul.com
1788 [dated] F. A. Schrämbl (cartographer) - Joseph Philipp Schalbacher (publisher):
"Generalkarte von Polen, Litauen, und den Angraenzenden Landern," Vienna. Four
joined sheets, 33.5 x 39 inches / 88 x 100 cm, from "Allgemeiner Grosser
Schrämblischer Atlas." Credit is given to Zannoni, Folin, Pfau and Uz. The individual
sheets are also shown as separate maps. Also a disscected, linen-backed version. See the
dated 1793 version of the map with the cartouche.
1789 Claude Buffier : "LA
POLOGNE Suivant les
degrez de l'Academie des
Sciences de Paris, faure
Sculp." 5.5 x 7 inches.
1790 Johann Christoph
Weigel: "...Samogitien
Lithauen..." Nuremburg,
11.5 x 14 inches / 29.5 x
35.5 cm, from "Atlas
Cosmographie Portatilis."
From www.mapsandmaps.com
1791 Samuel John Neele (engraver) - H. John Trusler
(priest/ publisher): "A Map of POLAND, with its Dismem-
bered Provinces," 7 x 6.75 inches, in two versions from
Trusler's "Portable World Atlas."
1792 Sanson (original mapmaker) - Alexis Hubert Jaillot (original publisher) - Jan Barend Elwe (publisher): "La
Pologne. Divisee en Royaume de Pologne et les etats y partenans La Pologne, Prussienne, Autrichienne & Russienne,"
Amsterdam, 24 x 17.5 inches, in versions of the sixth state of a map first issued by Jaillot in 1694.
1793 Jean-Baptiste- Louis
Clouet: "Pologne," Paris,
32 x 55 cm., from
"Géographie Moderne."
Compare with similar
maps from 1787 and
1791. From oldmaps.eu or
senizemelapiai.lt
1793 Tobias Conrad Lotter: "MAPPA GEOGRAPHICA, ex
novifsimis obfervationibus repraesentans REGNUM
POLONIÆ ET MAGNUM DUCATUM LITHUANIÆ."
Augsburg, 19.125 x 22.875 inches. Originally created
to reflect the results of the First, 1772, Partition, the
plate was altered to reflect the Second, 1793, Partition,
and colored accordingly.
1793 William Perks
(author) - Samuel John
Neele (engraver) - G.G.&
J. Robinson (publisher):
"Poland and Prussia,"
London, 7.5 x 8 inches /
19 x 20 cm., from "The
Youth's General Intro-
duction to Guthrie's
Geography." From eBay
c. 1793-94 Johann Walch
(cartographer/publisher) -
F.X. Hutter (engraver):
"Charte des Koenigreichs
Polen. Nach den bewähr-
testen Hülfsmitteln und
den Theilungs-Tractaten
vom Jahr 1773. u.1793.
entworfen" Augsburg,
47 x 59 cm. From
Vilnius Univ. Library: http://
www.atmintis.mb.vu.lt/
1794 [dated] Laurie & Whittle (publisher):
"A New Map of the Kingdom of Poland with
its Dismembered Provinces..," London, 19.5
x 26 inches. Drawn by Thomas Kitchin
based on an earlier map of the region by
D'Anville, published by Sayer, depicting
the period between the second (1793) and
third (1795) partitions. See the dated 1787
Sayer and 1799 Laurie & Whittle versions.
From www.geographicus.com
1794 [dated] Thomas Conder (cartographer/engraver) - Robert Wilkinson (publisher): "POLAND, with its Dismembered Provinces Drawn from the Best Authorities," London, 10.5 x 13.5
inches / 27 x 34 cm., from the first edition of Wilkinson's "A General Atlas, Being a Collection of Maps of the World and Quarters, the Principal Empires, and Kingdoms &c with Their Several
Provinces, & Other Subdivisions, Correctly Delineated." Additional editions were published in 1800 and 1807, 1808, 1809 and 1816.
1790 Guthrie (geographer) - Thomas Kitchin (mapmaker): "Poland, Lithuania and
Prussia From the latest Authorities," Edinburgh, 8.5 x 7 inches, from "A New
Geographical, Commercial and Historic Grammar." Kitchin was the mapmaker in
editions from 1790 - 1793; from 1794 on, the mapmaker was John Russell.
1790 Claude Buffier (original mapmaker) - Antonio
Zatta (updating mapmaker/engraver): "LA POLONIA,"
Venice, 16 x 20.5 cm, from the Italian edition of
"Geografia Universale del Padre Claudio Buffier..."
1790 "Poland Lithuania
and Prussia." From
www.albion-prints.uk
1791 Franz Johann Joseph von
Reilly (mapmaker/publisher):
"General Karte von der Königlichen
Republik Polen mit den verwandten
Landernund dem Konigreiche
PREUSSEN, Nro. 34," Vienna. From
Old Times Antique Prints and Books on eBay
1791 Giovanni Antonio Rizzi-Zannoni
(cartographer) - Antonio Zatta (publisher): "LI
PALATINATI di WILNA, TROKI, INFLANT..."
Venice, 12.3 x 16 inches, in two versions
from "Atlante Polacco" (Atlas of Poland).
1787 Rizzi-Zannoni: "
CARTE GENERALE DE
LA POLOGNE.," 51 x 37
cm, in the 4th State from
"Atlas Moderne."
1788 William Guthrie (geograph-
er) - Thomas Kitchin (mapmaker) -
Dilly & Robinson (publishers):
"POLAND, LITHUANIA and
PRUSSIA from the latest Author-
ities," 22 x 18.5 cm. Compare with
the uncolored 1792 version with
an altered cartouche, below. From
antiqua.rare.books, Germany
1791 Franz Johann Joseph von
Reilly (mapmaker/publisher): "Die
Königliche Republik Polen mit dem
Grossherzogthum Lithauen, Nr.
38," Vienna. From gkrgrec on eBay
1792 Александр Михайлович Вильбрехт (Alexandr
Mikhaylovich Vilbrecht) (cartographer): "Карта Рижскаго
Намѣстничества" (Map of Riga governate), St.
Petersburg, 19.3 x 24 inches, from "Российский атлас"
(Atlas of Russia). Compare with the 1800 version.
1787 Jean-Baptiste-
Louis Clouet: "DU ROYE.
DE PRUSSE. DUCHE DE
LITHUANIE," Paris, 31
x 56 cm, from "Geographie
moderne avec une intro-
duction." Compare with
1780 and 1791 versions.
From www.davidrumsey.com
1787 John Cary (engraver) - John Seally (publisher):
"POLAND shewing the Claims of AUSTRIA, RUSSIA &
PRUSSIA," London, 6 x 7.7 inches, Originally
published by John Fielding, this map is from Seally's
"A Complete Geographical Dictionary." The text
underneath: "Published Aug.t 3 1782 by J.Fielding
No 23 Paternoster Row," has been erased. See the
1782 Fielding map. From www.swaen.com
1787 [dated] Thomas Kitchin (mapmaker) - Robert Sayer (publisher): "A new map of the Kingdom of Poland with its
dismembered provinces," London, 48 x 66 cm / 18½ x 25½ inches. The map also appeared in "Kitchin's General
atlas describing the whole universe." See the 1794 and 1799 Laurie & Whittle versions.
1788 J.E. Lange: "Neue Karte von
den gegenwärtigen Kriegs-Schau-
platze zwischen den Russisch-
Kayserl" (Map of the war between
Russia / the Kaiser and the Otto-
mans), Leipzig, From www.swaen.com
1790 A.N Hackman:
"ПРУССIЯ, ПОЛЪША..."
St. Petersburg, from
"Atlas for Public Schools
of the Russian Empire."
From the National Library of
Russia: www.NLR.ru
1790 [dated 1766] Louis Brion de la
Tour - Louis Charles Desnos: "Etats de
Pologne et de Lithuanie Divises par
Palatinats et Provinces Eccles- iastiques
Avec le Roiaume de Prusse et le Duche
de Curlande," 16 x 21.5 inches, showing
boundaries set following the First, 1772,
partition of the Polish-Lithuanian
Commonwealth. Also a DETAIL image.
From Desnos' "Geographie Moderne,
Historique et Politique." From
www.oldworldauctionscom
c. 1793 "Map of recently-acquired Polish-Russian areas" www.karty.by
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1787 www.gracegalleries.com
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"Mogilev province" radzima.net
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1794 [dated] Samuel Dunn (mathematician/mapmaker) - Robert Sayer (original publisher)
- Laurie & Whittle (publisher): "A New Map of the Kingdom of Poland with all its Divisions
and The Dismember'd Provinces," London, 12 x 17.5 inches / 30.5 x 44.5 cm, depicting
lands lost by the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth to the Empire of Russia in the First,
1772, Partition.
c. 1794 "Poland as Divided," (London?),
8.25 by 10.5 inches, showing the results
of the Second, 1793, Partition. From
greypilgrimbooksandmaps
1792 [dated] Tomas Lopez López: "REYNOS DE POLONIA
Y PRUSIA," Madrid, 25 x 18 cm, from his "Atlas
Elemental Moderno ó Colección de Mapas para Enseñar
a los Niños Geografía con una idea de la Esfera."
1792 John Gibson -
Emanuel Bowen:
"POLAND," London,
published by L. Piguemi,
that is almost a duplicate
of the 1774 version . See
also the first, 1758,
version. From cesgia on eBay
1789 Franz Johann
Joseph von Reilly (map-
maker/ publisher): "Gen-
eral Karte von der könig-
lichen Republik Polen mit
den verwandten Ländern,
... Nro. 34," Vienna, 13 x
9 inches. From
www.raremaps.com
1793 [dated] Daniel Friedrich Sotzmann (Kingdom Minister for War/geographer/mapmaker) - Carl Christian Glassbach (engraver) - Anton Friedrich Büsching (geographer) - Verlag der K. P.
Ac. Kunst u. Buchhandlung (publisher): "Karte von Polen und den angränzenden Provinzen, in XVI Blattern, nach des H. O. C. Büsching Erdbeschreibung u. den besten
Hülfsmitteln entworfen / von D. F. Sotzmann," Berlin, 97 x 118 cm. Published right after the Second, 1793, Partition of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, showing pre-Partition
and First, 1772, Partition boundaries. See the dated 1796 version showing all three partitions. All images from www.mapywig.org
1793 William Faden (engraver/cartographer/
publisher): "A Map of the Kingdom of Poland and the
Grand Dutchy of Lithuania, with their Dismembered
Provinces," dated 1792, but colored to show the results
of both the 1772 and 1793 Partitions.
1793 [dated 1773]
Homann Heirs - Tobias
Mayer: "Mappa Geo-
graphica Regni Poloniæ
ex novissimis... Stereo-
graphicae projectionis
revocata a Tob. Mayero
... MDCCLXXIII," updated
on the plate and by the
colorist to reflect the
Second, 1793, Partition.
From www.raremaps.com
1791 Jean-Baptiste-Louis Clouet:
"DUCHE DE LITHUANIE," as a full page
in a French school atlas: "Géographie
moderne." Compare with the 1780 and
1787 versions. From the National Library of
Latvia:http:// data.lnb.lv/nba05/kartes/
frame_anglu.htm
1790 [dated] Louis Brion
de la Tour: "Etats de
Pologne et de Lithuanie
Divises par Palatinats e
Provinces
Ecclesiastiques," Paris,
11.5 x 12.5 inches. From
www.raremaps.com
1793 [dated] Antonio Zatta: "Carta Del Regno di Polonia che cintostra il partaggio fatto
Dalle Potenze Europee nell' anno 1773 e. nel corrente 1793..." (Map of the Kingdom of
Poland showing the partition made by the European Powers in the year 1773 and in the
current year, 1793), Venice, 26 x 20 inches. Despite the title, the coloring in both versions
is wrong for the Second, 1793, Partition.
1789 [dated] Samuel
Dunn (mapmaker) -
Robert Sayer (publisher):
"A new map of the
Kingdom of Poland with
all its divisions..," London,
from "A New Atlas..." From
the New York Public Library:
http://digitalcollections.nypl.org
1788 Homann Heirs
(publishers) - Ottens
(previous publisher) -
Danckerts Family
(mapmaker): "Magni
Ducatus Lithuania,
Nuremberg. See post-
1726 versions. From
www.davidrumsey.com
1788 Daniel Friedrich Sotzman
(engraver/geographer) - S. Schropp
& Co. (publisher): "Charte von
Pohlen," Berlin, 35 x 32 cm.
Depicts the Polish - Lithuanian
Commonwealth after the First,
1772, Partition. From Staats- und
Universitätsbibliothek Bremen via
europeana.eu
1789 Jan Steven van
Esveldt-Holtrop: "Het
koningryk POLEN Enz.,
Volgens de Niuwste
Waarnemingen Opge-
steld," Amsterdam, 9.50
× 23 cm. From LIETUVOS
DAILĖS FONDAS www.
ldfondas.lt/en/collection
1791 Franz Johann Joseph
von Reilly (publisher) - Anton
Friedrich Busching and
Johann Ernst Fabri (map
compilers): a set of four maps,
each 230 x 290 mm, of the
Grand Duchy of Lithuania,
published in Vienna: "Des
Großherzog- thums Litauen..,"
from von Reilly's "Schauplatz
der fünf Theile der Welt...".
From
www.ancient_cartography.com
...ostsüdlicher Theil, Nro. 47" (SE)
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...nordöstlicher Theil, Nro. 48" (NE)
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...nordwestlicher Theil, Nro. 49" (NW)
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...westsüdlicher Theil, Nro. 50" (SW)
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Dated 1793 Jagiellońska Biblioteka Cyfrowa via www.mapywig.com
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Franz Müller (engraver) - Carl Schütz (engraver/map designer/ cartographer who worked for Schrämbl): "Neueste Karte
von Polen und Litauen : samt den Oesterreichischen, Russischen, und Preussischen Antheile : und den Übrigen
agraenzenden Laendern (Newest Map of Poland and Lithuania : including its Parts Given to Austria, Russia and Prussia and
with the Remaining Adjacent Lands)," Vienna. The 1790 map shows results of the First, 1772, Partition, while the 1792
and 1793 versions are colored to show lands lost in the first two partitions: 1772 and 1793. The 1795 version shows
results of all three partitions.
1791 Thomas Bowen
(engraver/mapmaker):
"Poland Exhibiting the
Claims of Russia, Prussia
& Austria from the most
approv’d maps," London.
From http://mapy.muzeum-
polskie.org/
1788 Homann Heirs:
"Regni Poloniae Mag-
nique Ducatus Lithu-
aniae..,"London, 50 x 56
cm, identical to a 1729
version. From
www.davidrumsey.com
1788 antiqua-trinacria on eBay
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Yale's Beinecke Library: https://brbl-dl.library.yale.edu
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1789 Bartolomeo Borghi
(engraver/cartographer): '
Il Granducato dI Lituania
Diviso ne Suoi Palatinati,"
Sienna, from his "Atlante
Geografico," published
1788-1800. From
LIETUVOS DAILĖS FONDAS
ldfondas.lt/
Wroblewski Library of the Lithuanian Academy of Sciences: elibrary.mab.lt/
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New York Public Library: www.digitalcollections.nypl.org
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LIETUVOS DAILĖS FONDAS www.ldfondas.lt/
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1792: In 1785, Catherine the Great complained that a general map of the Russian Empire she had requested be produced not only had many errors, but devoted too much space to Siberia, and not enough to
newly-acquired lands in European Russia. She instructed Major General P.I. Soimonov, who supervised her personal collection of maps, and who also was one of her lovers, to invite German surveyor A.M. Wilbrecht
(Vil'brekt) to create an updated version of Ivan Kirilovich Kirilov's 1745 "Atlas Russicus." As the new official state's geographer, Vil'brekt produced the "Russian Atlas Consisting of Forty-four Maps and Dividing the
Empire into Forty-two Provincial Regions," printed 1792 at the Institute of Mining in St. Petersburg. After the 1793 Second Partition of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth , a new map of the Commonwealth was
added to the atlas. The Third, 1795, Partition was mapped by another German surveyor, Karl Opperman in "New Boundary Map of the Russian Empire from the Baltic to the Caspian Sea, Divided into Provinces,
Districts and Regions," finished in 1795, and then back-dated to 1795. Catherine's son Paul II initiated a second edition of the atlas in 1800. (Steven Seegel: "Mapping Europe's Borderlands," Univ. of Chicago Press, 2012)
"Revel province" wikimedia
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"Pskov province" wikimedia
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"Polotsk province" wikimedia
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"Nowogorod province" wikimedia
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1788 Nicholas Sanson
(original mapmaker, his
plate of c1680-83): "Estats
de la Couronne de
Pologne," Paris, from
"Tableau De L'Univers,"
published by Leclerc.
From bertius on eBay
1793 Rigobert Bonne
(original cartographer) -
Grenet (Jesuit
geographer) - Santini
(publisher): "Royaume
de Pologne et Duche de
Lithuanie," Venice, 23 x
34 cm, from "Atlas
portatif a l'usage des
colleges..." From
www.davidrumsey.com
1788 [dated] Georg Fred-
erico Uz (cartographer):
"Nova Mappa Geograph-
ica Regni Poloniӕ, Mag-
ni Ducatus Lithuaniӕ..,"
Nürnberg, in four
sheets, updating his
1773 map. From www.
raremaps.com
c. 1793-94 [dated 1781] Jan van Jagen
(cartographer/engraver) - Covens &
Mortier & Covens junior (publisher): "Carte
Generale & Itineraire de la Pologne avec
les Pais qui y apartenoient ci-devant,"
Amsterdam, in the second state, with a
paste-down addition on the top right
depicting the results of the Second, 1793,
Partition. See the 1781 first state. From
www.raremaps.com
Biblioteca Virtual del Patrimonio Bibliográfico www.bvpb.mcu.es
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Digital library of New South Wales: www.digital.sl.nsw.gov.au
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Franz Johann Joseph von Reilly (mapmaker/pub-
lisher): "Des Großherzogthums Litauen, ostsüdlicher
Nro. 47, 48, 49, 50," from von Reilly's "Schauplatz
der fünf Theile der Welt..." Both examples from
www.antique_maps.lt
1794 Franz Johann Joseph von Reilly
(publisher) - Anton Friedrich Busching and
Johann Ernst Fabri (map compilers): a set
of four maps, each 11 1/2 x 9 1/2 inches,
of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania: "Des
Großherzogthums Litauen: nordwestlicher
Theil, Nro. 49" (NW); nordöstlicher Theil,
Nro. 48 (NE); westsüdlicher Theil, Nro.
50" (SW); ostsüdlicher Theil, Nro. 47"
(SE)," Vienna, from von Reilly's "Grosser
Deutscher Atlas." From www.raremaps.com
National Library of Latvia via www.theeuropeanlibrary.org/
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1787 Étienne André
Philippe de Prétot
(historian) - Maurille
Antoine Moithey
(publisher): "CARTE
NOUVELLE DE LA
POLOGNE..," Paris, from
"Atlas universel." From
www.raremaps.com
1789 Franz Johann
Joseph von Reilly (map-
maker/publisher): "Die
Königliche Republik
Polen mit dem Groß-
herzogtum Lithauen..,"
Vienna, 11.5 x 9.5
inches, "Schauplatz der
fünf Theile der Welt..."
From www.raremaps.com
1788 Maurille-Antoine
Moithey - Jean-Baptiste
Crepy: "CARTE NOU-
VELLE. Dressee pour
'intelligence de la guerre
...les roy. de Pologne...,"
from Moithey's "L'Europe
Divisee en tous ses Roy-
aumes." From Bibliotheque
nationale de France:
www.gallica.bnf.fr
1789 [dated] Bartolomeo Borghi (cartographer) - Vicenzo
Pazzini Carli (publisher): "Ciò che fu e ciò che è al presente
la Polonia," Siena, 22.8 x 31.5 cm., from "Atlante
Geografico," published 1788- 1800.
1793 [dated] F. A. Schræmbl (cartographer)
- Joseph Philipp Schalbacher (publisher):
"Generalkarte von Polen, Litauen, und den
Angraenzenden Landern," Vienna. See the
dated 1788 version of the map with the
cartouche. From www.mapywig.org
Müller (engraver) - Schütz
(engraver/cartographer):
"Kriegs Theater oder Neueste
Karte von Polen und
Litauen..." (Theater of War,
Newest Map of Poland and
Lithuania...)," Vienna,
colored to show only the
results of the First Partition.
c. 1793 J.G. Probst (son
of J.M. the elder;
engraver) - J.M. Probst
(the younger; publisher):
"Mappa geographica...
Regnum Poloniӕ et
Magnum Ducatum Lithu-
aniӕ,” Augsburg.
Colored to show the
results of the Second,
1793, Partition, with a
sloppy erasure of the
meaningless Roman
numeral date at the
bottom of the 1783
cartouche. From www.
polonia.pl
1788 [dated] Franz Anton
Schrämbl, Jean Baptiste
Bourguignon d'Anville
(cartographers) - Joseph
Philipp Schalbacher
(publisher): "Dritter Theil
der Karte von Europa...
Russland, Polen.." Vienna,
52 x 82 cm, from "Allge-
meiner Grosser Atlass."
From www.davidrumsey.com
1793 [dated] F. A. Schræmbl
(cartographer): "Generalkarte von Polen,
Litauen, und den Angraenzenden
Landern," Vienna, 85 x 98 cm, in the
1788 image updated to show results of the
Second, 1793, Partition. From www.polona.pl
1794 Samuel Dunn (mathematician/
mapmaker) - Robert Sayer (original
publisher) - Laurie & Whittle (publisher): "A
New Map of the Kingdom of Poland with all
its Divisions and The Dismember'd
Provinces," London, 12 x 17 inches,
depicting lands lost by the Polish-Lithu-
anian Commonwealth to the Empire of
Russia in the First, 1772, Partition. From
www.raremaps.com
1793 [dated] Daniel Friedrich Sotzmann
(Kingdom Minister for War/geographer/
mapmaker) - Carl Christian Glassbach
(engraver) - Anton Friedrich Büsching
(geographer) - Verlag der K. P. Ac. Kunst
u. Buchhandlung (publisher): "Karte von
Polen und den angränzenden Provinzen, in
XVI Blattern..," Berlin, in a dissected,
linen-backed, folding map. See the version
dated 1796. From www.alteagallery.com
1790 [dated] Samuel
John Neele (engraver) -
[Mrs.] Thomas Stack-
house (publisher):
"Present Poland, Prussia
&c.,” London, from "A
New Universal Atlas,"
revised from 1783. From
Yale's Beinecke Library: www.
brbl-dl.library.yale.edu
www. pettinarolimapsandprints.com
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Univ. of Vilnius Library: www.atmintis.mb.vu.lt/en/
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c. 1794 Probst Family (engravers/
publishers): "Charte von Polen Preussen u.
Galicien," Augsburg, 19 x 16 cm. Compare
with the dated 1795 Second State version:
this version is undated, has different
lettering, has no mention of Probst, and
has no commentary to the right of the
map. From Münster Univ.- und Landesbibliothek:
https://sammlungen.ulb.uni-muenster.de/
1793 [dated] Franz
Ludwig Güssefeld
(cartographer): "Charte
des Königreichs Polen,"
Weimar, depicting both
the Second, 1793
Partition, as well as the
First. From Leibniz-Institut für
Länderkunde e.V., Leipzig, via
wikimedia
1794 George Augustus
Baldwyn (geographer) -
either Thomas Kitchen or
Thomas Conder (map-
maker): "Poland shewing
the Claims of Austria,
Russia & Prussia," Lon-
don, 29 x 20 cm, from
the first edition of "A
New, Royal, Authentic,
Complete, and Universal
System of Geography."
From palatium-artis on
eBay.de
Singularis: http://www.singularis.es/
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1793 [dated 1783] Jean Lattré (engraver/publisher) -
Rigobert Bonne (cartographer): "ROYAUMES DE
POLOGNE ET DE PRUSSE, avec privilège, " Paris, 7 x
10 inches, from Lattré's "Petit atlas moderne." Depicts
the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth after the First,
1772, Partition. See the published 1783 version, with
"du Roi" after "avec privilege," erased from this plate
for this atlas thanks to the French Revolution, May
1789 - May 1799.
National Library of Poland via www.mapywig.org
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National Library of Poland via www.mapywig.org
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