Maps: 1827 - 1850
1829 Tranquillo Mollo: "Polen nach den Letzten
Friedenschlüssen, nebst den angränzenden Ländern,"
33.5 x 46.3 cm, Vienna.
Friedenschlüssen, nebst den angränzenden Ländern,"
33.5 x 46.3 cm, Vienna.
1830 Engelmann &
Comp. (Printers): "Carte
Generale du Royaume de
Pologne..." Paris.
Comp. (Printers): "Carte
Generale du Royaume de
Pologne..." Paris.
1831 Ramon Alabern y
Moles: "REINO DE
POLONIA." Barcelona,
from "Diccionario
geografico universal,"
published 1830-35.
From www.swaen.com
Moles: "REINO DE
POLONIA." Barcelona,
from "Diccionario
geografico universal,"
published 1830-35.
From www.swaen.com
1831 Daniel Lizars, Junior (engraver/publisher): "POLAND AND LITHUANIA," Edinburgh, 20.5 x 16.5 inches / 52.1
x 41.9 cm, from the "Edinburgh Geographical and Historical Atlas." Daniel Junior and his brother William worked
with, and their style was influenced by, Cary, Pinkerton and Thompson. They split in 1818, and after William's
death in 1859, his firm was acquired by W. & A.K. Johnston. See the 1842 version below.
x 41.9 cm, from the "Edinburgh Geographical and Historical Atlas." Daniel Junior and his brother William worked
with, and their style was influenced by, Cary, Pinkerton and Thompson. They split in 1818, and after William's
death in 1859, his firm was acquired by W. & A.K. Johnston. See the 1842 version below.
1831 Ernst Heinrich Michaelis:
"DAS ALTE UND NEUE POLEN..."
Also two DETAIL images.
"DAS ALTE UND NEUE POLEN..."
Also two DETAIL images.
1831 Charles Picquet:
"POLOGNE." In 12
connected sheets.
"POLOGNE." In 12
connected sheets.
1833-34 Thomas Starling: "POLAND, Previous to its Partition in
1795 between RUSSIA, AUSTRIA & PRUSSIA, Shewing also ITS
PRESENT EXTENT OF TERRITORY." London, 6 x 3.5 inches, in two
versions: the colored version from an 1833 "Royal Cabinet Atlas;" the
uncolored version from the "Family Cabinet Atlas," published
1833-34. Also included: the accompanying gazetteer for "Poland,"
showing Lat/Longs for many Commonwealth towns.
1795 between RUSSIA, AUSTRIA & PRUSSIA, Shewing also ITS
PRESENT EXTENT OF TERRITORY." London, 6 x 3.5 inches, in two
versions: the colored version from an 1833 "Royal Cabinet Atlas;" the
uncolored version from the "Family Cabinet Atlas," published
1833-34. Also included: the accompanying gazetteer for "Poland,"
showing Lat/Longs for many Commonwealth towns.
1834 (and 1845) Friedrich Von Stulpnagel (Engraver)
- Adolf Stieler (Publisher): "OSTSEE-LAENDER und
INNERES RUSSLAND Bis MOSKAU," Gotha, 13 x 15
inches. from Stieler's "Hand-Atlas," published by Justus
Perthes.
- Adolf Stieler (Publisher): "OSTSEE-LAENDER und
INNERES RUSSLAND Bis MOSKAU," Gotha, 13 x 15
inches. from Stieler's "Hand-Atlas," published by Justus
Perthes.
1843 [dated] James Wyld Junior
(geographer/publisher): "A Map of the
KINGDOM OF POLAND, Describing its
Ancient Limits with the Dismemberments
..." London, 23.5 x 21 inches. This map
was originally published with a different
title by William Faden in 1799. The map
is based on the Rizzi-Zannoni 24-sheet map
of 1772 that was commissioned by the
King of Poland. An inset contains a
bird's-eye plan of Warsaw flanked by
tables of information concerning the
population, religion, and languages. A
color key below the title identifies the
regions of Prussia, Russia, Austria and the
Kingdom of Poland. Wyld was the
successor to William Faden. From
www.raremaps.com
(geographer/publisher): "A Map of the
KINGDOM OF POLAND, Describing its
Ancient Limits with the Dismemberments
..." London, 23.5 x 21 inches. This map
was originally published with a different
title by William Faden in 1799. The map
is based on the Rizzi-Zannoni 24-sheet map
of 1772 that was commissioned by the
King of Poland. An inset contains a
bird's-eye plan of Warsaw flanked by
tables of information concerning the
population, religion, and languages. A
color key below the title identifies the
regions of Prussia, Russia, Austria and the
Kingdom of Poland. Wyld was the
successor to William Faden. From
www.raremaps.com
SDUK: "Russia Part lII. Kourland, Vilna, Esthonia,
Livonia, St. Petersburg, Pskov, Vitebsk. Published under
the superintendence of the Society for the Diffusion of
Useful Knowledge. Engraved by J. & C. Walker. London."
Livonia, St. Petersburg, Pskov, Vitebsk. Published under
the superintendence of the Society for the Diffusion of
Useful Knowledge. Engraved by J. & C. Walker. London."
1850 Gall & Inglis (publisher): "MAP OF POLAND," 17.5 x 21.5 inches, in two
versions from“The Edinburgh Imperial Atlas. Ancient & Modern.”
versions from“The Edinburgh Imperial Atlas. Ancient & Modern.”
1850 J. & C. Walker
(Engravers): "POLAND,"
from Walkers
Geography." J. & C.
Walker were official
engravers for SDUK.
(Engravers): "POLAND,"
from Walkers
Geography." J. & C.
Walker were official
engravers for SDUK.
1846 Anst. V.A. Boden:
"Polen," Berlin, 5.5 x 6.5
inches, from Julius
Loewenberg's childrens'
atlas: "Geographische
Landerfibel. From
www.geographicus.com
"Polen," Berlin, 5.5 x 6.5
inches, from Julius
Loewenberg's childrens'
atlas: "Geographische
Landerfibel. From
www.geographicus.com
1843 "Carte Generale de
la Pologne," 19 x 19 cm,
steel- engraved map
from a volume of "L'
Universe..." From
www.antiqueprints.com
la Pologne," 19 x 19 cm,
steel- engraved map
from a volume of "L'
Universe..." From
www.antiqueprints.com
c. 1850 Friedrich H. Handtke
(cartograpger) - Carl Flemming (pubisher):
"GENERAL-KARTE VOM WESTLICHEN
RUSSLAND nebst PREUSSEN, POSEN und
GALIZIEN," Glogau (then in Germany, now
in Poland). See the 1906 version. From
www.mapywig.org
(cartograpger) - Carl Flemming (pubisher):
"GENERAL-KARTE VOM WESTLICHEN
RUSSLAND nebst PREUSSEN, POSEN und
GALIZIEN," Glogau (then in Germany, now
in Poland). See the 1906 version. From
www.mapywig.org
1827 Philippe Vandermaelen: "PARTIE DE LA RUSSIE,
No, 9 & N0. 15," Brussels, 49 x 58 cm, from his "Atlas
universel...," 378 maps in 6 volumes, the first world
atlas with all the maps produced on the same scale (1:1
641 836), and the first produced by lithography. Maps
were hand-painted in outline color. If all the maps were
joined, they would form a 25.4-foot globe! Such a globe
was actually made in Brussels by joining these maps,
many of which were the largest-scale maps of the area
depicted for the time. From www.davidrumsey.com
No, 9 & N0. 15," Brussels, 49 x 58 cm, from his "Atlas
universel...," 378 maps in 6 volumes, the first world
atlas with all the maps produced on the same scale (1:1
641 836), and the first produced by lithography. Maps
were hand-painted in outline color. If all the maps were
joined, they would form a 25.4-foot globe! Such a globe
was actually made in Brussels by joining these maps,
many of which were the largest-scale maps of the area
depicted for the time. From www.davidrumsey.com
1831 Simon Schropp et
Comp. (publisher): "Karte
von dem KÖNIGREICH
POLEN...," Berlin, 18.9 x
16.8 inches. From
wwwoldorldauctions.com
Comp. (publisher): "Karte
von dem KÖNIGREICH
POLEN...," Berlin, 18.9 x
16.8 inches. From
wwwoldorldauctions.com
1831 Eustache Hérisson - L. Cordier
(engraver): "Carte des Etats de Pologne et
du Grand-Duche de Lithuanie..." Paris,
17.7 x 25.0 inches, Jean publishing
company. From the Bibliotheque nationale de
France: www.gallica.bnf.fr
(engraver): "Carte des Etats de Pologne et
du Grand-Duche de Lithuanie..." Paris,
17.7 x 25.0 inches, Jean publishing
company. From the Bibliotheque nationale de
France: www.gallica.bnf.fr
1831 J.M. Darmet: "Carte
Generale de la Pologne
Indiquant ses differens
demembremens..." (...
showing its partitions and
Theatre of War"), Paris,
57.5 x 49.5 cm. From
Bibliotheque nationale de
France: www.gallica.bnf.fr
Generale de la Pologne
Indiquant ses differens
demembremens..." (...
showing its partitions and
Theatre of War"), Paris,
57.5 x 49.5 cm. From
Bibliotheque nationale de
France: www.gallica.bnf.fr
1831 Rudolph Schlicht: "Special-
Karte Des Königreichs Polen Nebst
einem Theile von Ostpreussen,
Lithauen," Mannheim. From
http://digital.ub.uni-duesseldorf.de/
Karte Des Königreichs Polen Nebst
einem Theile von Ostpreussen,
Lithauen," Mannheim. From
http://digital.ub.uni-duesseldorf.de/
1838 [dated] James
Wyld Junior
(geographer/publisher):
"A Map of the Kingdom
of Poland...," London,
53 x 51 cm / 21.4 x 24
inches, (based on
Faden's map, and before
that, Rizzi- Zannoni's),
from "A new general
atlas of modern
geography." See the
1843 versions below.
From
www.davidrumsey.com
Wyld Junior
(geographer/publisher):
"A Map of the Kingdom
of Poland...," London,
53 x 51 cm / 21.4 x 24
inches, (based on
Faden's map, and before
that, Rizzi- Zannoni's),
from "A new general
atlas of modern
geography." See the
1843 versions below.
From
www.davidrumsey.com
1835 Henri Duval: "Atlas
Universel. Tableau histor-
ique et geographique des
Royaumes de Pologne...,"
Paris, 40 x 57 cm. Includes
chronologies and timelines
of historic events and note-
worthy people. From
www.davidrumsey.com
Universel. Tableau histor-
ique et geographique des
Royaumes de Pologne...,"
Paris, 40 x 57 cm. Includes
chronologies and timelines
of historic events and note-
worthy people. From
www.davidrumsey.com
1827 [dated 1824] L.
Vivien (mapmaker) -
Giraldon- Bovinet
(engraver): "Carte du
Nouveau Royaume de
Pologne..." Paris, 30 x
37 cm, from his "Atlas
Universel." See the 1834
update. From
www.davidrumsey.com
Vivien (mapmaker) -
Giraldon- Bovinet
(engraver): "Carte du
Nouveau Royaume de
Pologne..." Paris, 30 x
37 cm, from his "Atlas
Universel." See the 1834
update. From
www.davidrumsey.com
1846 J. Grassl (artist)- Biblio-
graphisches Institut Gotha:
"DIE Russischen OST- SEE-
PROVINZEN: LIVLAND, EHST-
LAND und KURLAND," 46 x 34
cm steel engraving. From
"Meyer's Grosser Hand- Atlas,"
published 1843-60. From
www.bergbook.com
graphisches Institut Gotha:
"DIE Russischen OST- SEE-
PROVINZEN: LIVLAND, EHST-
LAND und KURLAND," 46 x 34
cm steel engraving. From
"Meyer's Grosser Hand- Atlas,"
published 1843-60. From
www.bergbook.com
1846 Carl Gottlieb Rücker:
"General-Karte der Russischen-Ost-
See-Provinzen LIV- EHST- und
KURLAND," Reval, at 1:605 000,
published by Franz Kluge as a
stand-alone folding map.Wilhelm
Struve is no longer credited with the
surveys. See Rücker's 1839 map of
"Livland," From easteurotopo.org
"General-Karte der Russischen-Ost-
See-Provinzen LIV- EHST- und
KURLAND," Reval, at 1:605 000,
published by Franz Kluge as a
stand-alone folding map.Wilhelm
Struve is no longer credited with the
surveys. See Rücker's 1839 map of
"Livland," From easteurotopo.org
c. 1834 Johann Georg Heck (cartographer): "Royaume de
Pologne," Paris, 45 x 30 cm, from his "Atlas geograph-
ique, astronomique et historique..." Boundaries are
shown for "Pologne" (actually the Polish-Lithuanian
Commonwealth) in 1772 and 1830. From doxiesr4us on
eBay
Pologne," Paris, 45 x 30 cm, from his "Atlas geograph-
ique, astronomique et historique..." Boundaries are
shown for "Pologne" (actually the Polish-Lithuanian
Commonwealth) in 1772 and 1830. From doxiesr4us on
eBay
1827 Philippe Vandermaelen: "N° 70 Partie de la Mer
Baltique," and "N° 71 Partie de la Russie," each sheet
89 x 63 cm / 35 x 24.8 inches, from his ""Atlas de
l'Europe." From babi_de on eBay
Baltique," and "N° 71 Partie de la Russie," each sheet
89 x 63 cm / 35 x 24.8 inches, from his ""Atlas de
l'Europe." From babi_de on eBay
1829 Wilhelm Ernst August Schlieben (geographer) - Georg Joachim Goschen (publisher): "Russland Gouvernates" and
"Polen," Leipzig, from O. Herman's 1830 "Atlas von Europa." All from www.davidrumsey.com
"Polen," Leipzig, from O. Herman's 1830 "Atlas von Europa." All from www.davidrumsey.com
1829 "Виленской губернiи,"
(Vilnius guberniya) manuscript
map, all notations in Cyrillic, with
two DETAIL images.
(Vilnius guberniya) manuscript
map, all notations in Cyrillic, with
two DETAIL images.
1838 Francesco Costan-
tino Marmocchi: "Carta
POLONIA." From
maremagnum on eBay
tino Marmocchi: "Carta
POLONIA." From
maremagnum on eBay
1832 Adrien Jarry de
Mancy: "Tableau Histor-
ique Des Revolutions de
Pologne," Paris. Sepa-
rately issued map, in
French. From
www.raremaps.com
Mancy: "Tableau Histor-
ique Des Revolutions de
Pologne," Paris. Sepa-
rately issued map, in
French. From
www.raremaps.com
1831 Artaria & Co. (publishers): "Charte
von POLEN Nach seiner gegenwärtigen
Eintheilung in das neue KÖNIGREICH
POLEN ...," Vienna, 18.9x 26 inches /
48 x 66 cm, as a folding map on cloth.
From www.swaen.com
von POLEN Nach seiner gegenwärtigen
Eintheilung in das neue KÖNIGREICH
POLEN ...," Vienna, 18.9x 26 inches /
48 x 66 cm, as a folding map on cloth.
From www.swaen.com
1829 V. Pyadyshev:
"Gubernii Wileńskiey," St.
Petersburg, from "Atlas
geographique de l'Empire
de Russe," From The
Wroblewski Library of the
Lithuanian Academy of
Sciences: elibrary.mab.lt/
"Gubernii Wileńskiey," St.
Petersburg, from "Atlas
geographique de l'Empire
de Russe," From The
Wroblewski Library of the
Lithuanian Academy of
Sciences: elibrary.mab.lt/
| "Wilna, Grodno Bialystock" |
| "Minsk" |
| "Polen" |
| "Witebsk., Mohilew" |
| "Esthland, Livland, Kurland" |
1827 John Thomson:
"Poland..Drawn and
engraved for Thomson's
New General Atlas." The
map is from the 3rd
edition, the first was 1817,
the 2nd 1821. Inspired by
Pinkerton's 1815 "Modern
Atlas." From the digital archive
of McMaster Univ., Canada
"Poland..Drawn and
engraved for Thomson's
New General Atlas." The
map is from the 3rd
edition, the first was 1817,
the 2nd 1821. Inspired by
Pinkerton's 1815 "Modern
Atlas." From the digital archive
of McMaster Univ., Canada
1831 Carl Ferdinand
Weiland: "Charte von
dem Königreiche Polen,"
Weimar, 35.5 x 24.5
inches. From
www.raremaps.com
Weiland: "Charte von
dem Königreiche Polen,"
Weimar, 35.5 x 24.5
inches. From
www.raremaps.com
1826 Louis Denis -
Ambroise Dupont
(publishers): "Province de
Lithuanie..." Paris, 2.8 x
3.7 inches, from "Atlas
Universel indiquant les
établissements des
Jésuites ..," the story
of Jesuits, worldwide.
From www.swaen.com
Ambroise Dupont
(publishers): "Province de
Lithuanie..." Paris, 2.8 x
3.7 inches, from "Atlas
Universel indiquant les
établissements des
Jésuites ..," the story
of Jesuits, worldwide.
From www.swaen.com
1835 J. & C. Walker
(engravers) - SDUK
(publisher): "Russia
in Europe Part V.,"
London. From
www.davidrumsey.com
(engravers) - SDUK
(publisher): "Russia
in Europe Part V.,"
London. From
www.davidrumsey.com
1826 Juliusza Col-
berg: "Wojewodztwa
Augustowskiego,"
Krakow, from "Atlas
Krolestwa Polskiego."
From Podlaska Digital
Library, via easteuro
topo.org
berg: "Wojewodztwa
Augustowskiego,"
Krakow, from "Atlas
Krolestwa Polskiego."
From Podlaska Digital
Library, via easteuro
topo.org
1827 Stanisław Plater (geographer):
"Mappa Polski i Krajów okolicznych " (...and
surrounding countries) Poznań, in two
images depicting political boundaries, from
his "Atlas statystyczny Polski i krajow
okolicznych" (Statistical Atlas of Poland and
neighboring countries). From Biblioteka
Uniwersytecka we Wrocławiu: http://www.
bibliotekacyfrowa.pl
"Mappa Polski i Krajów okolicznych " (...and
surrounding countries) Poznań, in two
images depicting political boundaries, from
his "Atlas statystyczny Polski i krajow
okolicznych" (Statistical Atlas of Poland and
neighboring countries). From Biblioteka
Uniwersytecka we Wrocławiu: http://www.
bibliotekacyfrowa.pl
c. 1830 Josef Kovács (Hungarian
mapmaker): "Lengyel Fold" (Polish
Lands), 7.9 x 8.6 inches / 20.0 x 21.8
cm. From www.swaen.com
mapmaker): "Lengyel Fold" (Polish
Lands), 7.9 x 8.6 inches / 20.0 x 21.8
cm. From www.swaen.com
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| www.raremaps.com |
| ruggis on eBay |
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| 1834 www.gracegalleries.com |
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| www.gracegalleries.com |
| www.polona.pl |
1836 [dated]
Carl Gottlieb
Rücker (carto-
grapher) - C.
A. Klug
(publisher):
"General-
Charte von
Livland,"
Dorpat , based
on geodetic
surveys by
F. G. W. Struve,
1816– 1819.
See his 1839
map of "Livland."
From http://www.
muuseum .ut.ee
Carl Gottlieb
Rücker (carto-
grapher) - C.
A. Klug
(publisher):
"General-
Charte von
Livland,"
Dorpat , based
on geodetic
surveys by
F. G. W. Struve,
1816– 1819.
See his 1839
map of "Livland."
From http://www.
muuseum .ut.ee
1839 Carl Gottlieb Rücker (Estonian cartographer/
publisher) - Wilhelm Struve (German-born astronomer /
geodetic surveyor): "Specialcharte von Livland in 6
Blättern: Bearbeitet und herausgegeben auf Veran
stal- tung der Livländischen Gemeinnützigen und
Ökon- omischen Societät nach Struves astronomisch-
trigonom- etrischen Vermessung und den
vollstandingen Specialmessungen gezeichnet von C. G.
Rücker; gestochen im Topographischen Depot des
Kaiserlichen Generalstabes" (Special map of Livland in 6
sheets: Edited and published thanks to the Livonian
Nonprofit and Economic Society after Struve's
astronomical- trigo- nometric survey and the complete
special measurements drawn by C. G. Rücker; engraved
in the topographical depot of the Imperial General Staff),
printed in St. Petersburg, published in Dorpat. At the
time it was the most accurate map of the area, with
nearly 4,600 place names. Rücker began compiling a
new Livonian atlas based on astronomical-
trigonometric survey conducted by German-born
astronomer Struve, who published, in 1831,
"Beschreibung der Breitengradmessung in den
Ostseeprovinzen Russlands" (Description of Latitude
Measurement in the Baltic Sea Provinces of Russia).
Rücker's first map, on this page: "General-Charte von
Livland," 1836; his last: "General-Karte der Russischen
Ost-See-Provinzen Liv- Ehst- und Kurland," 1846. From
the Latvian National Library: http://dom.lndb.lv
publisher) - Wilhelm Struve (German-born astronomer /
geodetic surveyor): "Specialcharte von Livland in 6
Blättern: Bearbeitet und herausgegeben auf Veran
stal- tung der Livländischen Gemeinnützigen und
Ökon- omischen Societät nach Struves astronomisch-
trigonom- etrischen Vermessung und den
vollstandingen Specialmessungen gezeichnet von C. G.
Rücker; gestochen im Topographischen Depot des
Kaiserlichen Generalstabes" (Special map of Livland in 6
sheets: Edited and published thanks to the Livonian
Nonprofit and Economic Society after Struve's
astronomical- trigo- nometric survey and the complete
special measurements drawn by C. G. Rücker; engraved
in the topographical depot of the Imperial General Staff),
printed in St. Petersburg, published in Dorpat. At the
time it was the most accurate map of the area, with
nearly 4,600 place names. Rücker began compiling a
new Livonian atlas based on astronomical-
trigonometric survey conducted by German-born
astronomer Struve, who published, in 1831,
"Beschreibung der Breitengradmessung in den
Ostseeprovinzen Russlands" (Description of Latitude
Measurement in the Baltic Sea Provinces of Russia).
Rücker's first map, on this page: "General-Charte von
Livland," 1836; his last: "General-Karte der Russischen
Ost-See-Provinzen Liv- Ehst- und Kurland," 1846. From
the Latvian National Library: http://dom.lndb.lv
1831 A. von
Treskow: "Karte
der Russischen
Provinzen Cur-
land...Lithauen,"
Danzig. From
www.karty.by
Treskow: "Karte
der Russischen
Provinzen Cur-
land...Lithauen,"
Danzig. From
www.karty.by
1849 [dated] Joseph Meyer: "Russland: Gouv. St.
Petersburg, Esthland, Liefland, Kurland," Amster-
dam, 19 x 25 cm, from the 1852 edition of "Neuester
Zeitungs- Atlas fur Alte und Neue Erdkunde.
Herausgegeben von J. Meyer."
Petersburg, Esthland, Liefland, Kurland," Amster-
dam, 19 x 25 cm, from the 1852 edition of "Neuester
Zeitungs- Atlas fur Alte und Neue Erdkunde.
Herausgegeben von J. Meyer."
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| c. 1841 National Library of Poland via www.mapywig.org |
| 1843 d.raynes on eBay |
| 1848 www.antiquemaps.org.uk |
F.P. Becker (Omnigraph [steel] engraver) - George Virtue (publisher): "POLAND," London, 10.5 x 8.5 inches, depicting
external boundaries for the pre-Partition Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, but internal boundaries that
correspond neither to pre-partition boundaries nor to Russian guberniyas. Mid-19th century Poland's boundaries are
visible, but often outline-colored to make them indistinguishable from other boundaries. Versions are all from
Virtue's edition of Barclay's "A Complete and Universal English Dictionary," published 1841 to at least 1850
external boundaries for the pre-Partition Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, but internal boundaries that
correspond neither to pre-partition boundaries nor to Russian guberniyas. Mid-19th century Poland's boundaries are
visible, but often outline-colored to make them indistinguishable from other boundaries. Versions are all from
Virtue's edition of Barclay's "A Complete and Universal English Dictionary," published 1841 to at least 1850
| 1850 buybali on eBay |
1834 J. & C. Walker
(engravers) - SDUK
(publisher): "Russia in
Europe III," London. See
1838 and 1844 versions.
From www.davidrumsey.com
(engravers) - SDUK
(publisher): "Russia in
Europe III," London. See
1838 and 1844 versions.
From www.davidrumsey.com
1837 Fedor Fedorovich Shubert (Russian
military cartographer, also known as
Theodor Friedrich Schubert ): "VII."
[Konigsberg] one of 16 maps in "Kriegs-
strassen Karte eines Theiles von Russl-
and," Vienna, each 41 x 66 cm, mounted
on linen. See the 1854 and 1870 updates.
From www.davidrumsey.com
military cartographer, also known as
Theodor Friedrich Schubert ): "VII."
[Konigsberg] one of 16 maps in "Kriegs-
strassen Karte eines Theiles von Russl-
and," Vienna, each 41 x 66 cm, mounted
on linen. See the 1854 and 1870 updates.
From www.davidrumsey.com
1834 John Arrowsmith:
"Prussia & Poland," Lon- don, 49
x 63 cm, from "The London atlas
of universal geography..." From
www.davidrumsey.com
"Prussia & Poland," Lon- don, 49
x 63 cm, from "The London atlas
of universal geography..." From
www.davidrumsey.com
c. 1832 Thomas Starling
(mapmaker/engraver)
- Edward Bull (publisher):
"Poland previous to its
Partition in 1795 ..,"
London, 8 x 14 inches,
from "Geographical
Annual, or Family
Cabinet Atlas," which
had yearly editions from
1830-34. From Osher Map
Library: https://
oshermaps.org/
(mapmaker/engraver)
- Edward Bull (publisher):
"Poland previous to its
Partition in 1795 ..,"
London, 8 x 14 inches,
from "Geographical
Annual, or Family
Cabinet Atlas," which
had yearly editions from
1830-34. From Osher Map
Library: https://
oshermaps.org/
1831 [dated] Bernardo
Zaydler (mapmaker):
"Situazione attuale della
POLONIA" (Current situ-
ation in POLAND), Flor-
ence, 47.1 x 38.8 cm,
from his "Storia della
Polonia..." From
www.lithuanianart.com
Zaydler (mapmaker):
"Situazione attuale della
POLONIA" (Current situ-
ation in POLAND), Flor-
ence, 47.1 x 38.8 cm,
from his "Storia della
Polonia..." From
www.lithuanianart.com
1831 [dated] J. Lohse:
"Das Königreich POLEN
..," Hamburg. From
www.mapywig.org
"Das Königreich POLEN
..," Hamburg. From
www.mapywig.org
1831 [dated] J.& C.
Walker (engravers) -
SDUK (map- maker) -
Baldwin & Cradock
(publisher):
"POLAND (POLSKA)
Divided into Eight
PALATINATES..,"
London, 15.5 x 12
inches. Republished
1844 by Chapman
and Hall, London.
From
www.davidrumsey.com
Walker (engravers) -
SDUK (map- maker) -
Baldwin & Cradock
(publisher):
"POLAND (POLSKA)
Divided into Eight
PALATINATES..,"
London, 15.5 x 12
inches. Republished
1844 by Chapman
and Hall, London.
From
www.davidrumsey.com
1831 [dated] Stanislao
Stucchi (mapmaker/
engraver/publisher):
"Carta del Teatro della
Guerra in Polonia,"
Milan. By September
1831, the November,
1830 revolt had failed.
From www.swaen.com
Stucchi (mapmaker/
engraver/publisher):
"Carta del Teatro della
Guerra in Polonia,"
Milan. By September
1831, the November,
1830 revolt had failed.
From www.swaen.com
1842 William Lizars:
(engraver/publisher):
POLAND AND LITHU-
ANIA," Edinburgh, 50.5
x 40 cm, from the "Edin-
burgh Geographical and
Historical Atlas." See the
1831 versions above.
From www.jpmaps.co.uk
(engraver/publisher):
POLAND AND LITHU-
ANIA," Edinburgh, 50.5
x 40 cm, from the "Edin-
burgh Geographical and
Historical Atlas." See the
1831 versions above.
From www.jpmaps.co.uk
1827 [dated]
K. Widuliński
(secretary general of
Posts) "Karta
pocztowa Królestwa
Polskiego" (A post-
route map of the
Kingdom of Poland).
From Jagiellońska
Biblioteka Cyfrowa
via www.mapywig.org
K. Widuliński
(secretary general of
Posts) "Karta
pocztowa Królestwa
Polskiego" (A post-
route map of the
Kingdom of Poland).
From Jagiellońska
Biblioteka Cyfrowa
via www.mapywig.org
1828 J. Kośmiński:
"Karta Królestwa
Polskiego." From
www.RCIN.org
"Karta Królestwa
Polskiego." From
www.RCIN.org
1843 Franz Raffelsperger (cartographer) -
J. Bermann und Sohn (publisher): "Blatt
No. 15 der typometrischen General-Karte
von Europa..," Vienna, 41 x 58 cm., from
"Erste typometrische General-Karte von
Europa..." From www.davidrumsey.com
J. Bermann und Sohn (publisher): "Blatt
No. 15 der typometrischen General-Karte
von Europa..," Vienna, 41 x 58 cm., from
"Erste typometrische General-Karte von
Europa..." From www.davidrumsey.com
1850 [dated on verso] F.P. Becker & Co.
(Omnigraph engravers) - Geo. Virtue
(publisher): "POLAND," London, 22 x 28
cm, from Rev. Barclay's "Universal
Dictionary," published 1840-52, which
included 54 maps by a number of different
engravers. From Cartographic and Geological
Institute of Catalonia:https://cartotecadigital.icgc.
cat/digital/collection
(Omnigraph engravers) - Geo. Virtue
(publisher): "POLAND," London, 22 x 28
cm, from Rev. Barclay's "Universal
Dictionary," published 1840-52, which
included 54 maps by a number of different
engravers. From Cartographic and Geological
Institute of Catalonia:https://cartotecadigital.icgc.
cat/digital/collection
1846 Jerzy Egloff (mapmaker):
"Karta pocztowa i przemysłowa
Królestwa Polskiego ułożona i
rysowana według najnowszych
rapportów urzędowych i
najpewniejszych źródeł" (Postal
and industry map of the Kingdom of
Poland), Warsaw, 47 x 56 cm. From
Mazowiecka Biblioteka Cyfrowa via www.
mapywig.org
"Karta pocztowa i przemysłowa
Królestwa Polskiego ułożona i
rysowana według najnowszych
rapportów urzędowych i
najpewniejszych źródeł" (Postal
and industry map of the Kingdom of
Poland), Warsaw, 47 x 56 cm. From
Mazowiecka Biblioteka Cyfrowa via www.
mapywig.org
1828 [dated] C. Gros
(mapmaker) - John
Walker (engraver) -
John Barfield
(publisher): "Map of
Poland, Prussia and
Hungary, indicating
the places rendered
celebrated by Sieges
and Battles," London,
from "Lavoisine's
Historical Atlas," first
published by Barfield
in 1814. From the National
Library of Poland, via
www.mapywig.org
(mapmaker) - John
Walker (engraver) -
John Barfield
(publisher): "Map of
Poland, Prussia and
Hungary, indicating
the places rendered
celebrated by Sieges
and Battles," London,
from "Lavoisine's
Historical Atlas," first
published by Barfield
in 1814. From the National
Library of Poland, via
www.mapywig.org
1840 [dated]: Christoph Julius Heinrich Kolberg (surveyor/mapmaker/translator of Polish
poetry, 1776 - 1831) - Antonio Dal Trozzo (publisher): "Mappa Krolestwa Polskiego Wraz Z
Obwodem Wolnego Miasta Krakowa.." (Map of the Kingdom of Poland together with the free
city of Cracow...), Warsaw, in two separate maps: the title map and the one next to it,
"Augustowska" province. In January 1831, the Polish Sejm deposed Nicholas I as King of
Poland in response to his repeated curtailing of its constitutional rights. Nicholas reacted by
sending Russian troops into Poland, resulting in the November Uprising. Following an
11-month military campaign, the Kingdom of Poland lost its semi-independence and was
integrated much more closely with the Russian Empire. This was formalized through the
issuing of the Organic Statute of the Kingdom of Poland by the Emperor in 1832, which
abolished the constitution, army and legislative assembly. Over the next 30 years, a series of
measures bound Congress Poland ever more closely to Russia. In 1863 the January Uprising
broke out but lasted only two years before being crushed. As a direct result, any remaining
separate status of the kingdom was removed and the political entity was directly
incorporated into the Russian Empire. Commentary from wikipedia. Both maps from the National
Library of Poland, via www.mapywig.org
poetry, 1776 - 1831) - Antonio Dal Trozzo (publisher): "Mappa Krolestwa Polskiego Wraz Z
Obwodem Wolnego Miasta Krakowa.." (Map of the Kingdom of Poland together with the free
city of Cracow...), Warsaw, in two separate maps: the title map and the one next to it,
"Augustowska" province. In January 1831, the Polish Sejm deposed Nicholas I as King of
Poland in response to his repeated curtailing of its constitutional rights. Nicholas reacted by
sending Russian troops into Poland, resulting in the November Uprising. Following an
11-month military campaign, the Kingdom of Poland lost its semi-independence and was
integrated much more closely with the Russian Empire. This was formalized through the
issuing of the Organic Statute of the Kingdom of Poland by the Emperor in 1832, which
abolished the constitution, army and legislative assembly. Over the next 30 years, a series of
measures bound Congress Poland ever more closely to Russia. In 1863 the January Uprising
broke out but lasted only two years before being crushed. As a direct result, any remaining
separate status of the kingdom was removed and the political entity was directly
incorporated into the Russian Empire. Commentary from wikipedia. Both maps from the National
Library of Poland, via www.mapywig.org
| Augustowska |
1834 [dated] L. Vivien
(mapmaker) - Giraldon-
Bovinet (engraver):
"...Nouveau Royaume de
Pologne," Paris, 13.5 x 11
inches, from "Atlas
Universel." From the
National Library of Poland,
via www.mapywig.org
(mapmaker) - Giraldon-
Bovinet (engraver):
"...Nouveau Royaume de
Pologne," Paris, 13.5 x 11
inches, from "Atlas
Universel." From the
National Library of Poland,
via www.mapywig.org
