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réf. 7585London: 1798. No binding. Very Good. 360 x 490 mm. recent wash colour in good condition. This is a map representing the visit of the French Admiral and explorer le Comte de La Pérouse to Korea and Japan in 1786. This is from the first English edition of La Perouse's voyage. Cortazzi H. pl.62 French ed.; Howes USIana L93; Sabin 38960; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' G.LPR-2a curiously not listing this chart. 1798 unknown
1799réf. 38451London: G.G. & J. Robinson 1799. Original copper engraving. This detailed map shows the south eastern part of Alaska. A fine copy of this engraving from Robinson's edition "usually considered to be the best one in English . and is extremely rare" Hill picturing and charting La Perouse's ill-fated voyage round the world. "La Pérouse's expedition was one of the most important scientific explorations ever undertaken to the Pacific and the west coast of North America . The charge to the expedition which took place between 1785 and 1788 was to examine such parts of the region as had not been explored by Captain Cook; to seek for an interoceanic passage; to make scientific observations on the various countries peoples and products; to obtain reliable information about the fur trade and the extent of Spanish settlements in California; and to promote the inducements for French enterprise in that quarter . La Pérouse and his men did important geographical research . The voyage also included the first foreign scientific group ever to visit California. La Pérouse sent dispatches back to France from Kamchatka and Botany Bay. The two ships then set sail from Botany Bay in 1788 and were never heard from again" Hill. It was not until the 1820s that the wrecks of his ships were discovered on a reef in the Santa Cruz group. When it became clear that something had happened to the expedition a decision was made to publish the journals he had transmitted home. Cowan p.383; Ferguson 288; Hill 2004 975; Howes L93 'b'; Lada-Mocarski 52; Sabin 38962; TPL 596; Wagner Cartography of the Northwest Coast 837-848 pp.199-201; Zamorano 49. G.G. & J. Robinson unknown
réf. elala4672London: G.G. and J.Robinson 1798. cfWagner 841 & Falk Alaskan Maps 1797-9 French edition. 16 ºî x 21 ºî 41.3 x 54.3 cm. engraving paper weakness at centre fold London: G.G. and J.Robinson, 1798 unknown
réf. elala4673London: G.G. and J.Robinson 1798. cfWagner 842 & Falk Alaskan Maps 1797-9 French edition. London. 16 ºî x 20 æî 41.3 x 52.1 cm. engraving paper weakness at centre fold London: G.G. and J.Robinson, 1798 unknown
1798réf. 000252Atlas to the English edition of the report of the famous voyage around the world by La Pérouse who - in addition to Bougainville and Cook - contributed decisively to the exploration of the Pacific region. Without the two text volumes. Description: Contemporary quarter calf with marbled paper boards. Flat spine lettered and decorated in gilt. Quarto: 44 × 28.5 cm; unpag. 1 engr. frontispiece 1 engr. title page and 67 full-page copper-engraved plates thereof are: 37 plates and 30 maps 20 fold-outs. Ref.: Boucher i p. 149-54; Cox i 67; Sabin 3896 Condition: Binding a bit scuffed and with a few surface abrasions at edges. Light waterstains to the gutter of first few leaves. Contents occasionally somewhat soiled more noticeable in the first few leaves slight tanning at edges. Three small brown spots on plate 29 visible between plates 27-37. Lacking plates 1 map of the world and 36 male and female Partridge of California. Some offsetting from plates. Despite the occasional minor blemish a good copy. Notes: La Pérouse 1741-1788 a French naval officer and explorer was appointed in 1785 to lead a scientific expedition to explore the Pacific. The expedition stopped in Chile Hawaii Alaska California Mauritius Réunion Macau Japan Russia and Australia. However his journey ended tragically. In January 1788 he reached Botany Bay. He sent his final notes to France from there before sailing on towards Tonga in March. When no further reports arrived in France for a long period of time the first search expedition was launched in 1791. However it remained unsuccessful. It was not until 1826 that Peter Dillon an Irish sea captain proved that the island of Vanikoro was the site of the accident where the expedition's ships met a tragic end on the reef. The first English edition was published in two volumes in octavo format by John Stockdale in London in 1798. Two other translations were published by two different publishers in 1798 and 1799: J. Johnson's first edition appeared in 1798 and J. Robinson's in 1799. Regarding these editions Edward Cox writes in his Reference Guide to the Literature of Travel: "On the unexpected publication of this famous voyage at Paris in the previous year 1797 there was considerable competition among English publishers to bring out the English translation. Three different translations were made and published during 1798-99 and different engravers were employed for making the plates. Stockdale's appeared first in June 1798. Robinson's edition of 1799 is the most esteemed edition in English later editions being usually based on it." G. G. & J. Robinson hardcover
1797réf. 55652Paris. 1797. Scene showing inhabitants of Lituya Bay Alaska in native costume. From the Voyages of La Perouse who set sail from France in 1785 to continue the discoveries of Captain Cook. He was shipwrecked in 1788 but his narrative maps and views survived and were published in 1797. Atlas Du Voyage De La Pérouse. Copper engraving. Very good condition. slight browing around edges but not effecting image Uncoloured. Size: 40 x 25.5 cm. 15½ x 10 inches unknown
1797réf. 55667Paris. 1797. From the Voyages of La Perouse who set sail from France in 1785 to continue the discoveries of Captain Cook. He was shipwrecked in 1788 but his narrative maps and views survived and were published in 1797. Atlas Du Voyage De La Pérouse. Size: 400 x 255 mm. Copper engraving. Uncoloured. Very good condition. slight browing around edges but not effecting image. unknown
1797réf. 55650Paris. 1797. View of Chile showing the costumes of its inhabitants from the Voyages of La Perouse who set sail from France in 1785 to continue the discoveries of Captain Cook. He was shipwrecked in 1788 but his narrative maps and views survived and were published in 1797. Atlas Du Voyage De La Pérouse. Copper engraving. Very good condition. slight browing around edges but not effecting image Uncoloured. Size: 40 x 25.5 cm. unknown
1797réf. 55669Paris. 1797. Scene showing people warming themselves by a fire in a log cabin. From the Voyages of La Pérouse who set sail from France in 1785 to continue the discoveries of Captain Cook. He was shipwrecked in 1788 but his narrative maps and views survived and were published in 1797. Atlas Du Voyage De La Pérouse. Size: 40 x 25.5 mm. Copper engraving. Uncoloured. Very good condition. slight browing around edges but not effecting image. unknown
1797réf. 55644Paris. 1797. A very beautiful print showing four elegant figures relaxing in a shady glade two women recline and two stand chatting. This print is from the Voyages of La Perouse who set sail from France in 1785 to continue the discoveries of Captain Cook. He was shipwrecked in 1788 but his narrative maps and views survived and were published in 1797. Atlas du Voyage de la Perouse Copper engraving. Good margins crisp clear impression very good condition. slight browning around edges but not effecting image Uncoloured. Size: 40 x 25.5 cm. unknown
1740réf. 52760Atlas du Voyage de la Pérouse. c. 1740. A beautiful picture with four people in the foreground and others in the background against a backdrop of the sea. Engraved by Thomas. Atlas du Voyage de la Pérouse. Original copper engraving. Fine condition. Black & white. Size: 39.6 x 26.5 cm. unknown
1798réf. 003682G. G & J. Robinson. LA PEROUSE Jean Francois; DUCHÉ DE VANCY Jean Baptiste; HEATH James. Dress of the Inhabitants of Baie de Castries. An engraving from the atlas volume of plates of the voyage of Jean-François de Galaup comte de La Pérouse published in London by G. G. & J. Robinson Paternoster Row 1798. Copper-engraving plate no. 54 after a drawing by the Duché de Vancy engraved by Heath with the imprint "Published as the Act directs Nov. 1st 1798". 330x220mm light uniform toning mild marginal soiling a little show-through from the verso but a clean well-defined impression with good margins. Overall very good. Image depicting domestic life costume and material culture of the Indigenous inhabitants of Baie de Castries on the north-west coast of America then described as the eastern coast of "Tartary" in contemporary French and British geographical usage. This plate forms part of the celebrated series of engravings prepared for the posthumous publication of La Pérouse's voyage 1785-1788 documenting the French expedition's survey of the North Pacific including Alaska the Sea of Japan Kamchatka and the northwest coast of America. The draughtsman Jean-Baptiste Claude Duché de Vancy served as official artist to the expedition while Heath was one of the principal London engravers engaged for the English edition of the atlas. The scene records the built environment clothing and domestic practices observed at Baie de Castries during La Pérouse's brief but historically important visit in 1786 shortly before the expedition's disappearance in the South Pacific. . Very Good. Soft cover. 1st Edition. 1st Printing. 1798. G. G & J. Robinson paperback
1797réf. 55671Paris. 1797. Scene showing local woman from Alaska. From the Voyages of La Pérouse who set sail from France in 1785 to continue the discoveries of Captain Cook. He was shipwrecked in 1788 but his narrative maps and views survived and were published in 1797. Atlas Du Voyage De La Pérouse. Size: 400 x 255 mm. Copper engraving. Uncoloured. Very good condition. Slight browing around edges but not effecting image. unknown
1788réf. M7032Paris 1788. Very Good;. Notes: An 18th century mapping of the Indian Ocean. This handsome sea chart depicts magnetic needle readings along various routes in the ocean from the Cape of Good Hope le Cap des Aiguilles to the South East Asian archipelago. Size : 511x583 mm 20.12x22.95 Inches Coloring: Hand Colored in Outline Category: Maps Sea Chart; Maps Ocean Indian; unknown
réf. H492Berlin und Hamburg 1800. Bibliothek der neuesten und interessantesten Reisebeschreibungen Band 23. 8vo. 410 S. mit 1 gest. Frontispiz 1 Portraitvignette auf dem Titel 2 Kupfertafeln 1 gef. Karte; 344 S. mit gest Frontispiz 1 Titelvignette 1 gefalt. Karte. Halblederbände der Zeit mit RSchild etwas berieben Rotschnitt guter Zustand. unknown
réf. REIS0790Berlin und Hamburg 1800. 2 Bde. 8°. Gest. Taf. gest. Titelbl. Titelbl. 1 nn. Bl. 410 S. mit 2 gest. Taf.; gest. Taf. gest. Titelbl. Titelbl. 344 S. mit e. gef. gest. Karte mit e. Porträtmedaillon des Perouse am Kupfertitel des ersten u. e. Illustrationsvignette am Kupfertitel des zweiten Teiles. Halblederbände d. Zeit mit je zwei Rückenschildchen u. Rückenzierlinien in Goldprägung Einbanddeckel mit Kiebitzpapier überzogen Vorsätze aus zweifärbig bedrucktem Buntpapier Ecken und Kanten bestoßen Ecken teilw. aufgespalten Einbanddeckel berieben fliegende Vorsatzblätter fehlen. Mit je e. Bibliotheksschildchen Joseph Bermann auf den vorderen Innendeckeln. Henze III146; vgl. Bibliotheca geographica 98; ADB 7166ff. Als zweiter und dritter Band der Reihe 'Bibliothek der neuesten und interessantesten Reisebeschreibungen' erschienene Ausgabe der 'Voyage de la Perouse autour du monde'. La Perouse 1741-1788 französischer Geograph und Weltumsegler unternahm diese umfassende Erforschung und Kartographierung des pazifischen Raums im Auftrag der französischen Krone. Am 1. August 1785 stachen die beiden Schiffe von Brest aus in See. Die erste Station war Teneriffa. Im Januar 1786 wurde Patagonien erreicht. Über Kap Hoorn und die Osterinsel ging es nach Hawaii und weiter nach Alaska. La Pérouse der sich zu den Aufklärern zählte verzichtete als erster Europäer bewusst auf die Inbesitznahme noch unerforschter Inseln. In Alaska knüpfte er wichtige Kontakte mit Indianern bevor er die Küste Kaliforniens bereiste. Beide Expeditionsschiffe 'Astrolabe' und 'Bousolle' mit ihrer Besatzung erlitten vermutlich im Bereich der Salomonen Schiffbruch und kehrten nicht nach Frankreich zurück. - Herausgegeben und redigiert wurde das Werk von Louis Marie Antoine Destouff de Milet-Mureau 1756-1825 die deutsche Übersetzung stammt von Johann Reinhold Forster 1729-1798 und C. L. Sprengel. Der vielseitige Naturwissenschaftler und Entdecker J. R. Forster hatte wenige Jahre zuvor James Cook auf dessen zweiter Südseereise begleitet. Erster Band mit nur zwei von drei Kupfertafeln. Berlin und Hamburg 1800. unknown
1797réf. 3921Paris c. 1797. Copper engraving by Simonet after Duche de Vancy and J.M. Moreau le Jeune approx 29 x 42 cms trimmed to platemark left-hand margin extended hand-coloured blank verso. Map unknown
1797réf. 55648Atlas Du Voyage De La Pérouse. 1797. Scene showing the locals attacking voyagers as they disembark from their boats. From the Voyages of La Pérouse who set sail from France in 1785 to continue the discoveries of Captain Cook. He was shipwrecked in 1788 but his narrative maps and views survived and were published in 1797. Copper engraving. Very good condition. slight browing around edges but not effecting image Uncoloured. Size: 40 x 25.5 cm. 15½ x 10 inches unknown
réf. 8794London: 1798. No binding. Very Good. 225 x 310 mm. in good condition. This is a view of the massacre of twelve members of the expedition of the French Admiral and explorer le Comte de La Pérouse at Tatuila on the island of Maouna in Samoa. It was a great loss to the expedition Robert de Lamanon was a botanist and physician. La Perouse's second in command Paul Antoine Fleuriot also lost his life. Jean-Francois de Galoup Comte de La Perouse led a French scientific expedition to the Pacific in 1785-88. He was one of the most noted naval commanders and navigators in France and was selected by King Louis XVI to complete Captain James Cook's exploration of the western Pacific. In a rare moment of co-operation the British Admiralty furnished scientific equipment to measure variations in magnetic north and for determining longitude. Fortunately for us La Perouse was meticulous in sending copies of his detailed logs and surveying via other ships as well as overland. His last contact was in the spring of 1788 with a British ship in Botany Bay Australia. The expedition was never heard from again. When the French Government realised that it had been lost they decided to publish an account as in many other ways it is regarded as one the greatest French voyages of exploration. It was not until 1827 that their fate was known. Howes USIana L93; Nordenskiold Collection v. 2; Phillips 688; Sabin 38960; Shirley 'Atlases in the BL' G.LPR-1a. 1798 unknown
1797réf. 55672Paris. 1797. Print of an Alaskan Merle Bird. From the Voyages of La Pérouse who set sail from France in 1785 to continue the discoveries of Captain Cook. He was shipwrecked in 1788 but his narrative maps and views survived and were published in 1797. Atlas Du Voyage De La Pérouse. Size: 255 x 400 mm. Copper engraving. Uncoloured. Very good condition. Slight browing around edges but not effecting image. unknown
1788réf. M6851Paris 1788. Very Good; laid on acid-free canvas for long-term preservation. Notes: This handsome sea chart depicts magnetic needle readings along various routes in the North Pacific ocean. Size : 590x1090 mm 23.23x42.91 Inches Coloring: Hand Colored in Outline Category: Maps Sea Chart; Maps Ocean Pacific; Maps United States West; unknown
réf. 0259332135.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1798réf. 496London: G & T Robinson 1798. The English edition of a map published to accompany La Perouse' Voyage. G&T Robinson Nov. 1st 1798. Covers from the Gulf of Carpentaria to the Solitaire Islands to the Navigator Islands in the east and to above New Guinea. Charts Maurelle's tracks. G & T Robinson unknown
1797réf. 56361Paris: 1797. An interesting large sheet with two maps covering the same area. The top chart shows the routes of the Spanish galleons from Acapulco to the Philippines. The bottom chart shows La Perouse's route from Monterey through Hawaii and the Marianas to Macao. From the Voyages of La Pérouse who set sail from France in 1785 to continue the discoveries of Captain Cook. He was shipwrecked in 1788 but his narrative maps and views survived and were published in 1797. Thirty-eight years later the scattered remains of La Boussole and L'Astrolabe was discovered wrecked on a vicious reef on an atoll in the New Hebrides. Full title: "Partie de la Mer du Sud comprise entre les Philippines et la Californie d'apres de Carte Espagnole trouvee sur le Galion pris par l'Amiral Anson en 1743 qui represente l'etat des connaissances a cette epoque et les routes que suivaient ordinairement les Galions dans leur traversee de Manille a Acapulco. Partie de la Mer du Sud comprise entre les Philippines et la California d'apres une autre Carte Espagnole communiquee a La Perouse dans sa relache a Monterey sur laquelle il avait trace sa route ainsi que les Iles qu'il avait reconnues avec des notes sur celles qu'il n'avait pas retrouvee." Copper engraving. Very good condition; some light stains along the lower horizontal fold; a tear and some foxing to the upper margin; wide margins. Hand coloured. Size: 79 x 55.5 cm. unknown
réf. 8108London: G. G. & J. Robinson. 1799. No binding. Good. 380 x 500 mm. recent wash colour in good condition. This map features Easter Island in the Pacific Ocean. From the English edition of the 'Atlas du Voyage de La Perouse' published by G. G. & J. Robinson. The island is best known for the famous stone heads. This map records the visit of the French Admiral and explorer La Pérouse. Jean-Francois de Galoup Comte de La Pérouse 1741-88 led a French scientific expedition to the Pacific in 1785-88. He was one of the most noted naval commanders and navigators in France and was selected by King Louis XVI to complete Captain James Cook's exploration of the western Pacific. In a rare moment of co-operation the British Admiralty furnished scientific equipment to measure variations in magnetic north and for determining longitude. Fortunately for us La Perouse was meticulous in sending copies of his detailed logs and surveying via other ships as well as overland. His last contact was in the spring of 1788 with a British ship in Botany Bay Australia. The expedition was never heard from again. When the French Government realised that it had been lost they decided to publish an account as in many other ways it is regarded as one the greatest French voyages of exploration. It was not until 1827 that their fate was known. They had been shipwrecked on the island of Vanikoro and many of the survivors were killed. Hill p. 174; Howes 1962 L93; Howgego 2003 L20; Suarez 2004 p. 169 fig. 164. G. G. & J. Robinson. 1799 unknown
