The Spectacular Universe by Galleri Bygdøy Alle

«THE SPECTACULAR UNIVERSE» CELESTIAL & TERRESTRIAL ATLASES AND MAPS DECORATIVE PRINTS

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Catalogue no. 34 «THE SPECTACULAR UNIVERSE» ATLAS, CELESTIAL & TERRESTRIAL MAPS DECORATIVE PRINTS THE CATALOGUE IS PRESENTED IN CONNECTION WITH THE GALLERY RECEPTION IN BYGDØY ALLÉ 67, THURSDAY 19 MAY at 6 PM

And OLYMPIA BOOK FAIR 26 - 28 MAY, 2016

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Principal reference books used in the catalogue: Philip Burden: “The Mapping of North America”. England 1996 Benedicte Gamborg Briså: “Northward Bound at the Far Edge of the World”. Finnmark 2010 Isak Collijn: “Sveriges Bibliografi Intill År 1600”. Uppsala 1930 William B. Ginsberg “Printed Maps of Scandinavia and The Arctic 1482 – 1601”. New York 2006 William B. Ginsberg “Maps and mapping of Norway 1602 – 1855”. New York 2009 William B. Ginsberg: “Sea Charts of Norway 1585 – 1812”. New York 2012 Kenneth A. Kershaw “Early Printed Maps of Canada 1540 - 1703”. Canada 1993 C. Koeman: “Atlantes Neerlandici”. Holland 1967 - 1985 Matthia Lainema and Juha Nurminen: “Ultima Thule – Arktiske Upptäcktsfärder”. Helsinki 2001 Eiler H. Schiøtz “Utlendingers reiser i Norge” + Volume II “Supplementer”. Oslo 1970 and 1985 Rodney W. Shirley: “The Mapping of the World”. London 1983 Leif Østby: “Med kunstnarauge” Oslo 1969

INDEX CELESTIAL ATLAS, CHARTS AND MAPS OF THE WORLD...........................................6 SCANDINAVIA, THE ARCTIC & THE ANTARCTIC, RUSSIA........................................17 MAPS OF EUROPE...............................................................................................................38

TERMS AND EXPLANATIONS All items have been carefully described and are guaranteed to be genuine and authentic. The prices are in NOK (Norwegian Kroner) all taxes included. As an indication only, the items are also priced in EURO after an approximate exchange rate of 1€ = NOK 9,45. Contemporary hand-coloured: In our opinion, the colouring is approximately contemporary with the date of issue. Hand-coloured: In our opinion, the colouring or parts of the colouring originates from a later period than the date of issue. The expression “state” in English = In Norwegian: “De forskjellige stadier i bearbeidelsen av en kobberplate, treblokk eller litografisk sten“.

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CELESTIAL ATLAS, CHARTS AND MAPS OF THE WORLD DE JODE’S IMPORTANT POLAR PROJECTION WORLD MAP

1. CORNELIS DE JODE (1568 - 1600) “Hemispheriu(m) Ab Aequinoctiali Linea, Ad circulu(m) Poli Arctici…Ad Circulu(m) Poli A(n)tarctici” Engraving, 32x51cm ANTWERP 1593 A FINE COPY IN A STRIKING BLACK AND WHITE VERSION AS ISSUED. Gerard and Cornelis De Jode’s second atlas edition “Speculum Orbis Terrarum” published in 1593 contained two world maps. The first is signed by Cornelis De Jode on a rectangular projection. The second is unsigned and is “one of relatively few world maps drawn as two hemispheres on north and south polar projections” (Shirley). This new world map among other “fresh” maps in the edition attempted to keep the atlas “Speculum” “up-to-date” following rapid advances in geographic knowledge towards the end of the 16th century. In the light of recent discoveries the knowledge of the Arctic and the Antarctic continents was rapidly improving and some old theories had to be discarded or changed. One example is the old idea of a great unknown land in the south. The map is elegantly engraved and surrounding the hemispheres there are elaborate borders of cherubs and clouds. Some wormholes, a waterstain in lower centrefold. Literature: Rodney Shirley “The Mapping of the World” entry 184, plate 149 and chosen for the dust jacket

250 000,(€26500)

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PORTRAIT OF THE FAMOUS CARTOGRAPHER HEIGHTENED IN GOLD 2. ABRAHAM ORTELIUS (1527 – 98) «Spectandum dedit Ortelius mortalib. orbem, Orbi Spectandum Galleus Ortelium.» Contemporary hand-coloured engraving, 32,5x21,5cm ANTWERP c. 1595 Extremely decorative title-page extensively coloured in «Royal Blue» and richly heightened in gold. 7 500,(€790)

3. G. MERCATOR – J. HONDIUS (“The Double Portrait of the cartographers Gerard Mercator and Jodocus Hondius”) Contemporary hand-coloured engraving, 38,5x44,5cm AMSTERDAM (1606) – 1616 A FINE COPY IN ORIGINAL COLOURS. This is a famous cartographic picture in an idealized workshop. The founder of “modern cartography” Gerard Mercator is sitting at the table together with his successor Jodocus Hondius. Behind the two cartographers we can recognize a wall map of Europe.

Minor creases along centerfold. This is a fine copy in original colours. The print was bound in front of a thick book and is frequently seen with serious condition problems. Literature: W.B. Ginsberg “Printed Maps of Scandinavia and the Arctic 1482 – 1601” illustrated page 147, Lainema and Nurminen “Ultima Thule – Arktiske Upptäcktsfärder” illustrated page 77

16 000,(€1690)

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4. JAN JANSSONIUS (1588 - 1664) “Tabula Anemographica sive compassus, aut pyxis nautica” Contemporary hand-coloured engraving, 43,5x54,5cm AMSTERDAM 1650 A DECORATIVE VIEW OF THE WINDS AND THEIR USE FOR THE DIRECTIONS AT SEA. With a wind-card (compass rose) in the center and surrounded by the different wind-heads. The print was published by Janssonius, issued in the Latin text edition of his “Atlas Maritimus”. A delicate copy in fine condition except for a light age-tone. It is printed on thick and good paper. Usually the prints in the “Atlas maritimus” suffer from heavy browning and spotting caused by poor paper quality. Literature: “Old” Koeman IV, Me 174

24 000,(€2500)

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5. MATTHÄUS SEUTTER (1678 – 1757) “Planisphærium Coeleste” Contemporary hand-coloured engraving, 50x58cm AUGSBURG c. 1740 A SPECTACULAR CHART OF THE HEAVENS IN BRIGHT ORIGINAL COLOURS.

A short almost invisible restored tear, small margins but sufficient, otherwise in excellent condition.

18 000,(€1900)

FOUR MAPS AND TEXT OF TRANQUEBAR: DANISH – NORWEGIAN COLONY HISTORY IN INDIA

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6. MATTHÄUS SEUTTER & GERARD VAN KEULEN “Accurater Geographischer Entwurf Der Königlichen Dänischen Auf der Küste Choromandel in Ost=Indien belegenen Stadt und Vestung Trankenbar oder Tarangenbadi u: Dansburg…” + “Grund=Riss und prospect der Königlichen Dänischen auf der Küste Choromandel inOstIndien belegenen Vestung und Stadt Dansburg ~u Trankenbar…” + “Geographische und Historische Beschreibung dieser Geometrischen Charte von der Königlichen Dænischen Colonie Trankenbar Grund Und Boden, Und Der Küste Choromandel.” (The title repeated in Latin) 3 engravings, (contemporary hand-coloured map and town plan, and one broadside of text). Each print c. 50x57cm AUGSBURG c. 1740 + Gerard Van Keulen: “Nova Tabula Terrarum Cucan, Canara, Malabaria, Madura, & Coromandelia, Cum parte Septentrionali Insulæ Ceylon…Hadriano Relando.” Original outline-coloured, 49x61cm AMSTERDAM c. 1730 THE RARE COMPLETE SET OF THREE SHEETS DESCRIBING TRANQUEBAR ACCOMPANIED BY THE UNCOMMON VAN KEULEN CHART OF THE REGION. Tranquebar (today Tharangambadi, Tamil Nadu in the Tanjore region of India’s Coromandel Coast) was established as a fortified town of Dansborg in 1620 by the Danes and remained a Danish – Norwegian colony (from 1814 only Danish) until it was sold to the British in 1845. Today it is remembered mostly for the Lutheran mission initiated by King Frederick IV and for the official coinage through centuries by the King of Denmark – Norway, the Tranquebar coins are very popular among collectors. As offered as a complete uniform set of three and the extra Van Keulen chart this is a unique opportunity to acquire important historical documents. Especially the broadside must be regarded as a very rare piece. Except a small hole in the broadside and in the map, the set is in excellent fresh condition. 22 000,(€2350)

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7. HERMANN MOLL (died 1732) “This Map of South America” Contemporary hand-coloured engraving, two sheets, not joined, total c. 58x98cm LONDON (1711), but 1732 or later AN EXCEPTIONALLY FINE COPY WITH A BRILLIANT ORIGINAL COLOUR. The map was printed from two plates and was commonly found joined and folded vertically in Moll‘s atlas “Prospect of the World“. Our copy however has been kept in an atlas in two separate sheets uncut. Both sheets with a weak horizontal fold as published. Lower left a large view with the vignette of the silver mines of Potosi of Bolivia. 18 000,(€1900)

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THE ATLAS OF THE WORLD OF TYCHO BRAHE, NICOLAUS COPERNICUS, JOHANNES KEPLER, ISAAC NEWTON AND OTHERS

8. JOHANNES G. DOPPELMAYR (1677 – 1750) «Atlas novus coelestis in quo mundus spectabilis, et in eodem tam errantium quam inerranttium stellarum…Nic Copernici, et ex parte Tychonis de Brahe…» The complete book, large folio, 52,5x32,5cm. Engraved allegorical frontispiece, title-page, sheet of index, 30 double-page engraved charts and plans, ALL ENGRAVINGS INCLUDING FRONTISPIECE FINELY COLOURED BY A CONTEMPORARY HAND. Early 20th century green half cloth on boards, title on spine (front hinge partly cracked) NUREMBERG 1742

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A FINE COPY OF THE IMPORTANT AND FAMOUS GERMAN CELESTIAL ATLAS. Johannes Doppelmayr, an acclaimed astronomer, was born in Nuremberg. He was a member of the Royal Society of London and the Academies of Berlin, Vienna and St. Petersburg. His «Atlas novus» deals with everything that was known about the planetary systems, the ecliptic theories, and the lunar theories by Copernicus, Tycho, Kepler, Mercator, Newton, Halley and others. A few printer’s creases, lower left corner of the chart «Tabula Selenographica» restored affecting a very minor piece of the printed surface, a couple of restorations in inner margin but well away from the printed line. Very few dampstains causing an occassional minor wash to run. A very good copy for the sophisticated collector of books and maps.

160 000,(€16900)

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9. GERMAN COMPOSITE ATLAS MID 1700 – 1800 CONTEMPORARY NORWEGIAN OWNERSHIP INSCRIPTION AND WITH THREE SCARCE NORWEGIAN MAPS Folio, 54x35cm. Contemporary half-calf (very worn and loose, several damages). Map publishers or map authors are J. B. Homann, T. Lotter, J. G. Doppelmayr, O.A. Wangensteen, C. Hammer. The total numbers of maps are c. 35. It is based on the typical composite atlas manner with the world and the four continents, a couple of celestial maps, further maps of the different European countries and so forth. What makes this atlas special is the provenance and the fact that it includes two maps by the Norwegian cartographer Wangensteen; Norway (only half the map is present) and “Aggershuus Stift” (damaged) as well as the important and rare map by Hammer of “Christiansand Stift”(tears and torn also affecting printed surface). On the inside front cover the ownership inscription: “Jens Abraham Siverud 16 Febr: 1778” NB! Several of the maps are in poor condition with tears, torn and missing parts, spots and other defects. Not subject to return but please do contact us for further details. Provenance: Private Norwegian Collection 12 000,(€1270)

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FROM THE LIBRARY OF A FAMOUS NORWEGIAN SHIPOWNER

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10. PHILIPS 18-INCHES GLOBE This is a 18-inches Globe, height 115cm. Made up of colour-printed gores and mounted in its original three-feet mahogany stands on wheel. The compass glass is broken and lacking the needle but restorable. The original meridian shows traces of use but fine. The globe itself is in good condition. LONDON c. 1920 «The Philips 18-Inches Globe» is a classic very decorative interior object manufactured through several decades and sold to many wealthy clients all over the world. Especially among the 20th century ship-owners it was very much in fashion and used to decorate their offices or libraries. Provenance: Samuelsens Rederi I/S (Lars Krogh after 1960), Nordstu gård Koppang 35 000,(€3700)

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11. AIR FRANCE: WORLD TRAVEL MAP BY LUCIEN BOUCHER «Air France - Sur Les Ailes D’Air France Decouvrez Le Monde A Votre Tour» Lithograph-poster in colours printed on thick paper, 58x94cm PARIS c. 1952 Extremely decorative original poster commissioned in 1952 by Air France, drawn by Lucien Boucher (1889 – 1971) and published by Perceval in Paris. The poster was published in a period of growing global travel activity after World War II when the air planes soon replaced the traditional shipping routes between the continents. 9 000,(€950)

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MAPS OF SCANDINAVIA, RUSSIA, THE ARCTIC & THE ANTARTIC THE TRADITIONAL MAP IMAGE OF SCANDINAVIA 1482 – 1532 INCLUDING GREENLAND CONNECTED TO FINNMARK

12. MARTIN WALDSEEMÜLLER «Tabula Moderna Norbegie et Gottie» Woodcut, 31,5x49cm (at bottom), sheet size 46x63cm STRASBOURG (1513) – 1520 This early map of Scandinavia comes from one of the most important and famous atlases in the history of cartography. It was published by Johannes Schott and compiled by Martin Waldseemüller who made the first world map to include America in 1507. The 1513 atlas was the sixth edition of Ptolemy’s Geographia but Waldseemüller’s ground-breaking contribution was to add a supplement of twenty new modern maps in addition to the traditional Ptolemy set. The map of Scandinavia is similar to the Ulm map from 1482 – 86, but the names of Prussia and Livonia were omitted in the title. The map exists in two printings only, the 1513 and the reprint in 1520. The latter is with one exception without the text lines on the right hand side. An excellent copy with very wide margins! Literature: W.B. Ginsberg “Printed maps of Scandinavia and the Arctic” Entry 5

55 000,(€5820)

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13. GIACOMO GASTALDI (c. 1500 – c. 1565) “Schonladia Nova” Engraving, 13,5x17,3cm VENICE 1548 Elegant map of Scandinavia based on Ziegler (1532). Gastaldi is one of the most famous representatives among several cartographers in Venice mid-1500. His edition of Ptolemy’s “Geographia” contained sixty maps, the most extensive to date. The atlas was never republished and the individual map is difficult to obtain. A fine copy in a strong impression. Bound “in plano”, no centrefold.

Literature: W. B. Ginsberg “Printed Maps of Scandinavia and the Arctic 1482 - 1601” Entry 13

14 000,(€1480)

14. SEBASTIAN MÜNSTER “De regnis septentrion. Liber IIII. Monstra marina & terrestria, quæ passim in partibus aquilonis inueniuntur. ” Woodcut, 26x34,4cm BASEL c. 1550 Famous table of the different sea monsters the 16th century sailors and explorers expected to see in the Northern ocean. Most of the creatures are taken from or based on Olaus Magnus and his huge map “Carta marina” from 1539. Page 852 and 853 from one of the Münster-editions of his “Cosmography”. Excellent, crisp copy. 12 000,(€1270)

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15. GIROLAMO RUSCELLI (ZENO) “Septentrionalium Partium Nova Tabula” Engraved map, 18x24,5cm VENICE 1574 This extraordinary map in the history of cartography is based on the so-called “Zeno map”, a woodcut map from 1558 which was included in a few copies of the book “De i commentari…” written by C.M. Zeno. On this map the mythical island “Frislandt” south of Iceland was depicted for the first time. Only a handful of copies of the original Zeno woodcut map is known, making this Ruscelli edition the first obtainable. It was copied by Ruscelli for his Ptolemy edition in Italian 1561 and later. Our copy is from the new plate published in 1574. The Ruscelli publication gave credibility to the description of the area, and “Frislandt” was drawn on most maps of the North the next century. If we compare the original “Zeno-map” from 1558 with the Ruscelli edition the latter does not connect Greenland to the peninsula of Scandinavia. A strong impression and in excellent condition. Literature: W.B. Ginsberg “Printed Maps of Scandinavia and the Arctic 1482 – 1601” Entry 26, fig. 26.1, P. Burden 45, Lainema – Nurminen “UltimaThule – Arktiska Upptäcktsfärder” page 98 – 99

8 000,(€845)

16. G. BRAUN – F. HOGENBERG “Topographia Insulæ Huenæ…” Contemporary hand-coloured engraving, 34x48cm COLOGNE c. 1588 Famous map or plan depicting the island Hven and the Astronomy observatory of Tycho Brahe with the buildings and the garden. One printer’s crease but excellent. 7 500,(€790)

17. CLAES JANSZ. VISSCHER – B. WRIGHT “Topographia Insulæ Huenæ” Engraving, 8,4x12cm AMSTERDAM 1649 VERY RARE MINIATURE MAP OF HVEN. This map and our next entry were engraved by the English engraver Benjamin Wright c. 1603. C. J. Visscher compiled maps from Barent Langenes and Benjamin Wright and made his “Tabularun Geographicarum Contractarum” in 1649 consisting of 100 maps. (In our Gallery we also have the complete atlas for sale, please feel free to contact us with any inquiries). Literature: Ashley Baynton-Williams in Map Forum “Barent Langenes – An unrecorded miniature atlas”

4 000,(€420)

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18. CLAES JANSZ. VISSCHER – B. WRIGHT “Delineatio vera Insulæ Kilduyn.” Engraving, 8,5x11,8cm AMSTERDAM 1649 EXTREMELY RARE MINIATURE MAP OF KILDUYN AT KOLA IN THE ARCTIC RUSSIA. Engraved by Benjamin Wright c. 1603, from the same set and atlas as above.

Literature: Ashley Baynton-Williams in Map Forum “Barent Langenes – An unrecorded miniature atlas”

4 000,(€420)

19. PLACIDO ZURLA (1769 – 1834) “Carta Da Navegar De Nicolo Et Antonio Zeni Furono In tramontane Lano. MCCCLXXX” Engraving, traces of fold, 27,5x36,5cm VENICE 1818 A scarce early 19th century version of the famous Atlantic map “Zeno” described above. Our Gallery is one of the few dealers in the world which has had the pleasure to handle the original woodcut map from 1558 when it was a part of the collection “The Exploration of the North” (sold in 2009). 5 000,(€530)

20. ABRAHAM ORTELIUS (1527 – 98) “Daniae Regni Typus” Contemporary hand-coloured engraving, 31,5x41,5cm ANTWERP c. 1570 The first of three different Denmark maps published by Ortelius. The map is based on cartographical information by C. Anthoniszoon and Marcus Jordan. A fine copy framed in a representative frame gilt. Literature: Bo Bramsen “Gamle Danmarkskort” no. 39

8 000,(€845)

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FIRST EDITION MAP IN ORIGINAL COLOURS! AN ICON MAP IN THE HISTORY OF THE CARTOGRAPHY OF SCANDINAVIA

21. GERARD DE JODE (1509 - 91) “Septentrionalium Regionum Svetiæ, Gothiæ, Norvegiæ, Daniæ” Contemporary hand-coloured engraving, 37x49,5cm ANTWERP 1578 This very elegant map is a work of art and a classic map collector’s item. The copper plate was engraved by the Van Doetecum brothers and is geographically based on Liévin Algoet’s large woodcut map from 1562 (Ginsberg 21). De Jode’s map publishing business was already from the beginning in the shadow of Ortelius and never became a commercial success, but still the quality of his maps is similar to or sometimes even better than that of Ortelius. The business failed and only two editions of the atlas (1578 “Speculum Orbis Terrarum” and 1593 “Speculum Orbis Terrae”) were published. Maps of either edition are scarce and desirable pieces for collectors, the 1578 edition must be regarded as rare and very few coloured copies are known. According to Ginsberg there are 3 different states of the Scandinavia map. This copy is the first without “cum priuilegio” lower right. This imprint was added onto some copies of the 1578 before it became permanent in the 1593 issue. State 3 is 1593 with more hatching in the Gulf of Finland. A perfect copy. Literature: W.B. Ginsberg “Printed Maps of Scandinavia and the Arctic 1482 - 1601” Entry 28, fig. 28.2, Hoem no.15, Koeman Jod 2, Bramsen no.46

145 000,(€15300)

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22. GIOVANNI BOTERO “Sveciae Regnum” Engraved map, 15,5x19cm (platemark) COLOGNE (1596) – 1597 RARE SCANDINAVIA MAP FROM AN EXTREMELY RARE ATLAS. This copy comes from “Kronn und Aussbundt aller Wegweiser” with German text verso and page no. 249. According to Ginsberg printed before the upper left corner was broken or cracked. The text verso gives distances between important cities. Upper margin slightly shaved affecting the top of some letters and the number verso, otherwise very good. Literature: William B. Ginsberg “Printed Maps of Scandinavia & The Arctic 1482 – 1601” entry 36, KRO 1

15 000,(€1580)

23. GERARD MERCATOR – J. HONDIUS “Svecia et Norvegia cum confinys” Contemporary hand-coloured engraving, 36x47,5cm AMSTERDAM (1595) – after 1606 The important map of Scandinavia printed after Jodocus Hondius’ purchase of the Mercator business in 1604. The map itself is identical in all subsequent editions, but with text variants verso. A fine copy in the original colours of the publisher.

Literature: William B. Ginsberg “Printed Maps of Scandinavia and the Arctic 1482 - 1601” Entry 34, Benedicte Gamborg Briså “Northward Bound at The Far Edge Of The World” Nordkappmuseet 2010, page 39 illustrated

13 000,(€1375)

24. GERARD MERCATOR “Septentrionalium Terrarum descriptio” Contemporary hand-coloured engraving, 37x39cm AMSTERDAM (1595) – but after 1606 THE FAMOUS CIRCULAR POLAR MAP IN ORIGINAL COLOUR, ALSO DEPICTING SCANDINAVIA, PARTS OF AMERICA AND ASIA. THE SECOND STATE WITH SPITSBERGEN INCORPORATED AND CHANGES TO THE SHAPE OF NOVAJA ZEMLJA. This second state of the map was published after J. Hondius entered the map company “Mercator – Hondius” in 1604 and was in use until c. 1630. Marginal tears and frayed but not affecting the map image. Some creases along the centerfold hardly visible. A very decorative example. Literature: W.B. Ginsberg “Printed Maps of Scandinavia and the Arctic 1482 - 1601” Entry 33, fig. 33,3, “Kompassrosen Orientering mot nord” Nasjonalbiblioteket, Oslo 2009 , Kershaw “Printed Maps of Canada” 23D, P. Burden “The Mapping of North America” 88, Lainema and

Nurminen: “Ultima Thule – Arktiske Upptäcktsfärder” illustrated page 77

25 000,(€2645)

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THE DOCUMENTATION MAP OF BARENTS’ VOYAGES

25. THEODORE DE BRY ”Conterfactur der 3 schiffarten welche di Hollander durch das Mitnachtischen Mer nemlich Beij Norwegen Mosca Nova Zembla und durch Waygats…” Engraved map, 27,5x36cm FRANKFURT/Main (1599), but c. 1601 THE MUCH SOUGHT AFTER MAP DESCRIBING BARENTS’ EXPLORATION. A similar but reduced size version of the first edition Barent’s map from 1598/99 and an important document in the exploration of the Arctic and Spitsbergen. Compared to the first version there are changes in some coastlines, in the lettering, and in the decorative elements only. This example from a Latin edition of de Bry’s “Petits Voyages” is the second state with both cartouches filled in as well as the grade scale at the lower right bottom.

Literature: W.B. Ginsberg “Printed Maps of Scandinavia and the Arctic 1482 - 1601” Entry 47, fig. 47,1, Lainema – Nurminen “Ultima Thule – Arktiska Upptäcktsfärder” page 134 – 135

38 000,(€4020)

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FIRST EDITION OF ONE OF THE MOST COMPLETE ACCOUNTS DESCRIBING THE IMPORTANT VOYAGES OF WILLEM BARENTS 23 PLATES IN GERMAN

26. THEODORE DE BRY The German edition first edition of the Barents’ travel account by De Bry based on Gerrit de Veer’s account and preceding the Latin edition of “Pars Quarta Indiæ Orientalis:...Per Ioannem Hugoneum Lintschot...”. The complete text set in German, 23 leaves XXXVI – LVIII with text and illustrations, last page with a map of Novaja Zemlja Each sheet c. 30,5x20cm FRANKFURT am Main 1599 The account of Willem Barents’ third voyage to the North told through the German publishing house De Bry. This part consists of 23 plates with illustrations and two maps in the text (in addition there was a separate map of the Arctic, not included in our set, but presented in the previous entry). This is the relevant section of the North taken from “Dritter Theil Indiæ Orientalis...Drey Schifffahrten der Holländer nach obermedten Indien, durch das Mittnächtigsche, oder Eissmeer...”, “De Bry was an engraver and book publisher and was known for his several volume works about voyages and discovery. When the Barents expedtion returned to the Netherlands, De Bry was quick to publish an illustrated travel account and a copy of the Barents map” (see “Northward Bound at the Far Edge of the World”, page 32). Willem Barents was in command of three Dutch voyages attempting to search for a Northeast Passage. The first voyage took place in 1594, the second in 1595 and the last one in 1596 – 97. This winter the ship with 17 men on board including Willem Barents and Jacob van Heemskeerk were frozen into the pack ice and forced to build a winter camp at Novaja Zemlja. The winter was spent in a house built by wood material from the ship. De Bry’s set based on one of the surviving crew member’s account tells the dramatic story of the tremendously harsh living conditions and how they tried to survive. Five members of the expedition including Willem Barents died before the surviving crew was rescued during the summer 1597 and could return to Holland in good health. 24

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A fine collection of prints seldom seen complete, this set is compiled from at least three different sets. Some light browning, and a few repaired tears.

Literature: W.B. Ginsberg “Printed Maps of Scandinavia and the Arctic 1482 - 1601” Entry 47, Benedicte Gamborg Briså “Northward Bound at the Far Edge of the World” Nordkappmuseet 2010, page 30 – 33, , Lainema – Nurminen “Ultima Thule – Arktiska Upptäcktsfärder” page 134 – 135

35 000,(€3700)

TWO INSETS OF MOSCOW AND ARKHANGELSK 27. WILLIAM J. BLAEU “Tabula Russiae ex autographo...” Contemporary hand-coloured engraving, 42,5x54,5cm AMSTERDAM c. 1634 IMPORTANT AND DECORATIVE MAP OF RUSSIA. Famous map first issued in 1613 by Hessel Gerritsz, but the copperplate was sold to William Blaeu after Gerritsz’ death in 1632. The top left corner has the inset of Moscow with 17 key numbers. Of particular interest is the huge wall system surrounding the city. On the right three figures in Russian dress, and prospect of Arkhangelsk which was Russian’s only northern port until the founding of St Petersburg in 1700. NOK 15 000,-

(€1580)

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28. HENDRICK HONDIUS (1597 – 1651) “Poli Arctici Et Circumtacentium Terrarum Descriptio Novissima” + “Polus Antarcticus” 2 contemporary hand-coloured engravings, each c. 44x50cm AMSTERDAM (1636), but 1637 EARLY EDITION MAPS OF THE CLASSIC PAIR OF THE POLES. A scarce uniform pair in a strong, early impression from “Appendix Novi Atlantis” published by J. Janssonius. The North Pole map in its state 3 according to Burden. This map (first state is 1636) is a modernized version of the Mercator Polar map from 1595 and later. Both maps have Latin text verso. “Poli Arctici” is surrounded by vignettes of Arctic whaling. The “Polus Antarcticus” map has scenes with natives from the south Pacific, Patagonia, Strait of Magellan and Cape of Good Hope. R.V. Tooley writes in “Mapping of Australia” no.10: “the first printed map as far as I know to show the discovery of Peter Nuyts land, or part of the south coast of Australia and was the best map of Australia prior to Tasman’s discoveries”. The upper margin small on the Arctic, both upper and lower trimmed on the Antarctic. Literature: The Arctic map: P. Burden “The Mapping of North America” 246, state 3, Kershaw “Printed Maps of Canada” entry 101 “third state”, Lainema – Nurminen “Ultima Thule – Arktiska Upptäcktsfärder” page 146 – 147

28 000,(€2960)

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29. (HONDIUS) – VALK & SCHENK (“Untitled map of the South Pole”) Contemporary hand-coloured engraving, 43,5x49cm AMSTERDAM c. 1690 – 1700 Important map of the Antarctic. In this later Valk & Schenk state with no text verso, the discoveries of Tasman of New Zealand are added, and Tasmania appears well away from mainland Australia. Cape Horn has been added to the tip of South America. In each of the four corners are vignettes of different natives of the Southern Hemisphere. A few restored marginal tears in upper margin well away from printed surface and some reinforcing to centrefold. A fine copy in attractive original colour.

16 000,(€1690)

30. Sir, ROBERT DUDLEY “Carta particolare della costa: di nuoua Zembla” Engraving, 48x74cm FLORENCE 1646 EXCELLENT EXAMPLE IN THE VERY RARE FIRST EDITION. The map of Novaja Zemlja from “Strait of Weigats”. Depicted on the map is the winter camp of Willem Barents and his crew “Costa di Winterhaus” and “Baia di Winter house”. 15 000,(€1580)

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31. JOAN BLAEU (1596 – 1673) “Norvegia Regnum vulgo Nor-Ryke” Contemporary hand-coloured engraving, 41,5x50cm AMSTERDAM 1662 REGARDED AS ONE OF THE MOST DECORATIVE MAPS OF NORWAY AND THE FIRST IN FOLIO-SIZE. The second printed map of the country. Richly decorated with cartouches and coats of arms, the cartouche lower right with a dedication to Prince Christian who became King Christian V in 1670. The map depicts Norway up to Senja. Latin text edition. REMARKABLY FRESH AND IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. RICH ORIGINAL COLOUR. Literature: W. B. Ginsberg “Maps and Mapping of Norway 1602 - 1855” Entry 2, W. B. Ginsberg “Norvegia” no.51 illustrated on the cover, Mingroot-Ermen “Scandinavia in old maps and prints” no.39, Hoem “Norge på gamle kart” p. 49

30 000,(€3160)

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32. MOSES PITT (died 1696) “A Map of the North-Pole and the Parts Adioning” Contemporary hand-coloured engraving, 46x58cm OXFORD 1680 A SPLENDID COPY IN ORIGINAL COLOUR OF ONE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE ENGLISH MAPS OF THE ARCTIC REGIONS. Although it is cartographically based on the Janssonius Arctic map, this is one of few in the atlas which is an original work by Moses Pitt. The title-cartouche shows scenes from whaling, two vignettes of Eskimos and their kayaks, further illustrations of walruses, whales and narwhales. The large coat of arms belongs to the Earl of Plymouth. EXCELLENT EXAMPLE OF A MAP MOSTLY SEEN WITH CONDITION ISSUES. Literature: Kershaw entry 120, Wieder 164

45 000,(€4800)

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33. JACOBUS ROBIJN (1649 – 1710) “Paskaert van Ruslant, Laplant, Finmarcken, Spitsbergen en Nova Zembla” Hand-coloured engraving, 43x54,5cm AMSTERDAM c. 1683 RARE AND HIGHLY DECORATIVE SEA CHART OF SCANDINAVIA, THE NORTH, THE BARENTS SEA AND RUSSIA. There are at the top two insets, “Hollandse Bay” (Spitsbergen) and a map of Jan Mayen. The sea charts signed by Robijn are rarely on the market. It seems Robijn acquired copper plates from P. Goos used in his “Zee – Spiegel” and “Zee – Atlas”. A similar chart signed by Van Loon is known - but the Robijn chart has been extended c. 3,5 degrees north compared to this (see Ginsberg. This chart by Robijn is not recorded in Ginsberg). Upper margin cropped c. 1cm affecting the insets. Restored tear in lower right corner. Literature: W.B. Ginsberg “Sea Charts of Norway 1585 – 1812” see page 85

15 000,(€1580)

34. (F. de WIT) – R. & I. OTTENS “Norwegiæ Maritimæ” Contemporary hand-coloured engraving, 49x57cm AMSTERDAM 1745 Influential sea chart of Southern Norway. Originally published by Frederick de Wit but the copperplate went c. 1715 to Renard and hence to the Ottens company and was partly re-engraved with new address and changes to the coastline as well.

Literature: W.B. Ginsberg “Sea Charts of Norway 1585 - 1812” no. 7A IeI, 5th de Wit state

NOK 12 000,-

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35. JOHANNES VAN KEULEN «Paskaart van de Witte Zee Beginnende van Pelitza tot Kandalox en van Catsnoes tot aan Kovoda...» Contemporary hand-coloured engraving, 50,5x58,5cm AMSTERDAM c. 1681 A DELUXE COPY OF THE WHITE SEA PRINTED ON DOUBLE-SHEET PAPER AND WITH EXQUISITE ORIGINAL COLOURS. THE MARGINS ARE UNTRIMMED. 13 000,(€1375)

36. JOHANNES VAN KEULEN «Paskaart van de Rivier de Dwina of Archangel» Contemporary hand-coloured engraving, 51x58,5cm AMSTERDAM c. 1681 A DELUXE COPY DEPICTING THE REGION OF ARKHANGELSK PRINTED ON DOUBLESHEET PAPER AND WITH EXQUISITE ORIGINAL COLOURS. THE MARGINS ARE UNTRIMMED. 13 000,(€1375)

37. JOHANNES VAN KEULEN “Nieuwe Paskaart vande Geheele Oosterzé en Noortzé Ship-Vaart” Hand-coloured engraving, 51,5x58,5cm AMSTERDAM c. 1706 or later The general chart of Scandinavia and the Northern Region. The Van Keulen sea chart publishing firm was founded by Johannes van Keulen and became almost immediately the main company in business with a continually increasing number of charts. The business was continued by Johannes’ son, Gerard van Keulen, and their descendants until c. 1800. Literature: W.B. Ginsberg “Sea Charts of Norway 1585 – 1812” Entry 8, 8B. 4b1

15 000,(€1575)

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38. GERARD VAN KEULEN «Nieuwe Paaskaard Inhoudende t’ Noorder deel van Europa» Hand-coloured engraving, 59x101cm AMSTERDAM c. 1700 – 1734 An impressive and uncommon chart of the North including several illustrations of local people and huntsmen. Literature: W.B. Ginsberg “Sea Charts of Norway 1585 – 1812” Entry 8, 8D.7a

18 000,(€1900)

39. VINCENZO CORONELLI (“Untitled map of the Arctic”) Engraving, 38cm in diameter VENICE c. 1693 Published in “Libro del Globi” intended to be the top piece or the North Pole cap on the terrestrial globe. A nice engraving including different hunting and whaling scenes. Literature: Lainema – Nurminen “UltimaThule – Arktiska Upptäcktsfärder” page 138 – 139

8 000,(€845)

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40. ALEXIS H. JAILLOT (1632 - 1712) “La Scandinavie Et les Environs” Contemporary hand-coloured engraving, 54,5x87cm AMSTERDAM c. 1696 A DELUXE-COPY IN EXQUISITE ORIGINAL COLOURS. Large and impressive map. In mint condition printed on crisp paper with large margins. Literature: Mingroot - Ermen “Scandinavia in Old Maps and Prints” no. 56

12 000,(€1270)

41. FREDERICK DE WIT – L. RENARD “Poli Arctici Et Circumtacentium Terrarum Descriptio Novissima” Contemporary hand-coloured engraving, 44x50cm AMSTERDAM 1715 or 1739 A PERFECT COPY IN BRIGHT ORIGINAL COLOURS WITH USE OF GOLD LEAF.

Literature: P. Burden “The Mapping of North America” 246, his state 7, Kershaw “Printed Maps of Canada” entry 104, Koeman Renard 1 - 2, Lainema – Nurminen “Ultima Thule – Arktiska Upptäcktsfärder” page 146 – 147

22 000,(€2300)

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A VERY IMPORTANT STEP IN THE MAPPING OF RUSSIA, SIBERIA, TARTARIA AND THE NORTHEAST PASSAGE

42. PHILIP JOHANN VON STRAHLENBERG “Nova Descriptio Geographica Tattariae Magnae…totius Imperii Russici imprimis Siberiae accurate ostensa” Contemporary hand-coloured, from 2 plates, joined 66x101cm STOCKHOLM – BERLIN 1730 Strahlenberg was an officer and cartographer born in Stralsund and worked as an officer in the army of Carl XII and was imprisoned in Siberia for several years where he was able to gather geographical and historical knowledge about Siberia and Great Tartary. This original Swedish edition is one of the most important maps of Russia and Siberia in the 18th century and in the exploration of the Northeast Passage. The map was engraved by Philipp J. Frisch in Berlin. A few marginal tears restored. The colours might somewhere have been touched up or enhanced. This is a very fine and decorative example.

55 000,(€5820)

43. REINER & JOSUA OTTENS “Daniæ, Frisiæ, Groningæ et Orientalis Frisiæ Littora” Contemporary hand-coloured engraving, 49x57cm AMSTERDAM 1745 DELUXE-COPY IN EXQUISITE ORIGINAL COLOURS. Printed from the copperplate used for Frederick de Wits sea atlas c. 1675. Through L. Renard the plates were acquired by the Ottens brothers to complete their revised edition of “Orbis Maritimus”. 18 000,(€1900)

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44. TOBIAS CONRAD LOTTER “Tabula Geographica Generalis Imperii Russici ad normam. novus simarum observationum astronomicarum concinnata a Ioh. Trescoti et Iac. Schmidio.” Hand-coloured engraving printed from 3 plates, joined. 63,5x140cm (!) AUGSBURG c. 1784 Impressive large and scarce map of the Russian Empire and the North with many decorative elements. In very good condition. 15 000,(€1580)

EXTREMELY RARE PAIR OF PLAYING – TAROT CARDS 45. MARCO DI PIETRO “XV Russie Europeen” and “XVI Royaumes Du Nord” 2 engraved maps on cardboard, each 11x6,7cm ROME c. 1790 FROM A FRENCH DECK OF TAROT CARDS BASED ON GEOGRAPHY PUBLISHED IN ROME. Maps on playing cards or Tarot cards is a niche in map collecting, but most of these items are extremely rare as they are supposed to have been lost during extensive use through many years. This deck has originally consisted of 78 cards, a previous owner had 73 of them before the set was dispersed. A photocopy of the original “Explication Du I Eu” is available on request. 15 000,-

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46. J. BARTHOLOMEW – THE TIMES “Arctic Ocean Greenland” and “Antarctica” 2 coloured lithographs, each 46x57cm LONDON 1957 – 59 Two decorative maps (the companion pair) of the Arctic and the Antarctic. Published in “Times Atlas of the World”. The “Extreme Limit Of Pack Ice” on the Arctic is marked by a jagged line and of particular interest is the route of the nuclear powered United States submarine “Nautilius” beneath the ice pack in August 1958. Also marked is the track of Fridtjof Nansen’s voyage in “Fram” and its capture within the ice. The projection is said to be: “Polar Azimullat equidistant projection”. The Antarctic map is dated July 57 but overprinted with the route of Sir Vivian Fuchs’ “Commenwealth Trans-Antarctic Expedition” which ended in March 1958. The projection is “Zenithal Equidistant Projection”. The maps are also interesting material in today’s climate situation in following the changes of the ice barriers. 4 500,(€480)

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MAPS OF EUROPE 47. SEBASTIAN MÜNSTER (1489 – 1552) «Europa da sein drittheil der Erden/nach gelegenheit unsern zeiten» Hand-coloured woodcut, 25,5x34,5cm BASEL c. 1545 A FINE COPY REPRODUCED IN COLOURS IN BRAMSEN’S REFERENCE WORK «GAMLE DANMARKSKORT».

Literature: Bo Bramsen «Gamle Danmarkskort», this copy illustrated on page 47

9 000,(€950)

48. GIACOMO GASTALDI (c. 1500 – c. 1565) “Tabula Europa I” Engraving, 13x17,2cm VENICE 1548 A fine map of Great Britain in a strong impression. 5 500,(€580)

49. ABRAHAM ORTELIUS (1527 – 98) “Galliæ Veteris Typus” Contemporary hand-coloured engraving, 39,2x49,3cm ANTWERP c. 1595 Excellent example in original colours of ancient France published in Ortelius’ «Parergon». Literature: Van den Broecke 196

6 000,(€635)

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50. JOHN SPEED (1552 1629) and followers “Europe, and the cheife Cities…” Hand-coloured engraving, 39,6x51cm LONDON (1626) but 1676 ONE OF THE FINEST ENGLISH MAPS OF EUROPE. The printing state “Are to be sold by Tho: Bassett in Fleet Street, and Ric: Chiswell in St. Pauls Churchyard”. A fine copy. 16 000,(€1700)

A DECORATIVE ITALIAN MASTERPIECE, AN EYE-CATCHER IN ANY INTERIOR OF FASHION 51. PAOLO PETRINI “L’Europa Dedicata…D. Giovanni Milano…” Hand-coloured engraving printed from 4 plates, joined, 91x117cm NEAPEL after 1700

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VERY RARE WALL MAP OF EUROPE SURROUNDED BY 17 HIGHLY DECORATIVE PANELS OF TEXT AND ILLUSTRATIONS. Impressive map and a work of art as well. A large part of the lower center panel is dedicated to Scandinavia, the Arctic, and Russia including scenes of Icelanders, Greenlanders, Laplanders and “Russian Samoidi”. Preserved on the original paper, not laid down or relined. In very good condition. 75 000,(€7800)

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“FIFTY YEAR’S PASSION OF COLLECTING MAPS OF SCANDINAVIA” FROM A PRIVATE EUROPEAN COLLECTOR WE HAVE RECENTLY ACQUIRED WHAT SEEMS TO BE THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE COLLECTION OF SINGLE MAPS OF THE CONTINENT OF SCANDINAVIA FROM 1600 to 1800 THE COLLECTION WAS SYSTEMATICALLY CREATED OVER A PERIODE OF MORE THAN 50 YEARS CONSISTING OF MORE THAN 160 INDIVIDUAL MAPS ACQUIRED FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD THE COLLECTION IS VERY WELL ORGANIZED AND SCHOLARLY REGISTERED WITH THE DIFFERENT VARIANTS OR STATES, MANY PREVIOUSLY UNKNOWN TO COLLECTORS, SCHOLARS OR INSTITUTIONS THIS COLLECTION IS CERTAINLY A FOUNDATION STONE OF A POTENTIAL FORTHCOMING REFERENCE BOOK IN THE FIELD PLEASE DO NOT HESTITATE TO CONTACT US IF YOU SHOULD HAVE ANY FURTHER QUESTIONS OR INQUIRIES ABOUT THIS “ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME” COLLECTION

HENDRICK HONDIUS (1597 – 1651) “Serenissimæ Potentissimæ Q Principi Ac Dominæ Christinæ Svecorum…” Amsterdam c. 1640 Map of the kingdoms of Scandinavia, 107x125cm Extremely rare wall map, in fine original condition and not on a support sheet

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STOR SALGSUTSTILLING MED KATALOGER ER NÅ UNDER FORBEREDELSE November – Desember 2016: «EN LIVSLANG GLEDE OG LIDENSKAP FOR NORSK KUNST OG KULTUR» EN PRIVATSAMLING MED 1900-TALLS MALERIER, SKULPTURER OG GRAFIKK &

«VOYAGE PITTORESQUE»

VIKTIG DOKUMENTASJONSMATERIALE OVER NORGE GJENNOM 350 ÅR

Illustrerte bøker, plansjeverk, håndskrifter og dokumenter, kart, prospekter og kunst

Samlet sett blir dette en av de mest omfattende salgsutstillingene i vårt firmas historie

Johannes Senn: «Norske Nationale Klædedragter Stukne i Kobber 1812 - 15» Komplett sett med 80 kobberstukne plansjer

Solgt av Galleri Bygdøy Allé i mai 2015 for kr. 375 000,42

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“EN KUNST- OG KULTURDESTINASJON MIDT I ØSTERDALEN” For både Galleri Bygdøy Allé og innehaver Pål Sagen blir mye av hverdag og fritid benyttet til pleie og håndtering av hva vi gjerne kaller «Den Norske Kulturarven». Dette er bakgrunnen for vårt eierskap og drift av

Stor-Elvdal Hotell med sine 11 bygninger i Koppang sentrum

Hotellanlegget midt i Koppang sentrum består av et nyere hotellbygg, en scenebygning og ni antikvariske laftede bygninger fra 1600 til 1800 samlet rundt på et ca. 10 mål stort tun innenfor en skigard. Ett av byggene er den berømte «Barfrøstua» som ble fredet av Riksantikvaren allerede i 1923. Alle byggene har en grundig dokumentert historie og er i seg selv et bygdemuseum fra det historiske Østerdalen.

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VÅR AVDELING PÅ NORDSTU GÅRD

Stor-Elvdal Hotell, vår avdeling på Nordstu gård

I tillegg disponerer hotellet hovedbygningen og festsalen på storgården Nordstu Koppang i Gamle Kongevei bare 500 meter fra «Tunet». Her har vårt kongepar tidligere vært flere ganger på besøk. Stor-Elvdal Hotell skal bli en aktiv aktør innen norsk kunst- og kulturformidling og med fokus på hyggelig overnatting og servering av norsk kvalitetsmat. Med alle byggene inklusive Nordstu gård og den store tomten, vil hotellanlegget også egne seg meget godt til lukkede selskaper og arrangementer som bryllup (vårt Burloft er tilpasset), konfirmasjoner, firmafester, jubileer eller hva man måtte ønske å arrangere.

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Fra interiøret på Nordstu gård

«Kongerommet» som kan leies på Nordstu gård

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GOD MAT I HYGGELIGE OMGIVELSER MED HISTORISK ATMOSFÆRE

Vår kjøkkensjef Manolo Alarcon har allerede slått stort an på Koppang med sine utrolige matkunster, og han og hele teamet på Stor-Elvdal Hotell ønsker alle hjertelig velkommen til en hyggelig og god opplevelse i Østerdalen!

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Oppdekking til selskap i den fredete Barfrøstua

Hotellets nyoppussede bar & pub i Østerdalsstua «Askeladden» fra 1800

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STOR-ELVDAL HOTELL ÅPNER LØRDAG 16. JULI SITT EGET FJORD OG FJELLMUSEUM «FRA VUGGEN I SOGN TIL ØSTERDALENS RIKE»

I bygningene Østerdalsstua «Hektoen» og i «Jegersborg» blir det kunstmuseum og museumsbibliotek som ser ut til å kunne få nasjonal oppmerksomhet. Sentralnerven i prosjektet blir kultur og identitetsoppbyggingen av Norge fra 1814 og frem til rundt 1860. I tillegg er det rundt omkring på «Tunet» også mange andre viktige kunst- og kulturinnslag både fra tiden langt før og etter den tid. Våre gjester vil få et godt innblikk i vår kunsthistorie med førstehåndskjennskap til reise- og kunstpioneerene som tok seg rundt i landet under strabasiøse forhold og tegnet, malte og beskrev alt hva de så og følte.

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Noen eksempler på hva Stor-Elvdal Hotell skal vise frem av kunst og kulturobjekter:

Johannes Flintoe «Klevstuen ved Krogkleven ca. 1834»

J. C. Dahl «Fra Kaupanger i Sogn 1847»

Billedkunst og skulptur: Johannes Flintoe (landets største privatsamling), Wilhelm M. Carpelan (landets største privatsamling), Johan Chr. Dahl, Adolph Tidemand, Hans F. Gude, Joachim Frich, Peder Balke, Hans Dahl, Harald Sohlberg, Arnold Haukeland, Gunnar S, Arne Durban og Bjarne Melgaard med mer.

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Harald Sohlberg «Vinternatt i Rondane» Fargelitografi signert og nummerert

Arnold Haukeland «Bølgen» 1979/80 foran hotellets fredete Barfrøstue Syrefast stål, høyde 190cm + sokkel, signert. Gjenoppsatt 11. juli 2015 på samme sted som den ble avduket i oktober 1980

Bøker og kart: Det første kartet fra 1532 som navngir Østerdalen, Olaus Magnus 1. utgaven 1555, Originaldokument fra Christian IV datert 1599 som deklamerer lavere skatt til bøndene i Østerdalen, Grunnloven utgitt 17. mai 1814, Originalt brev datert februar 1815 fra finansminister Grev Herman W. Anker som ber mottageren om akutt pengelån til tom statskasse, J. C. Dahls banebrytende verk fra 1837 om våre stavkirker med kunstnerens dedikasjon til eventyrdikteren H. C. Andersen, Aasmund Olavsson Vinje som er representert i samlingen med en av landets fineste og mest komplette bokrekker inklusiv Dølen, bøker fra Bjørnstjerne Bjørnsons bibliotek som i 1898 ble skjenket til Stor-Elvdals befolkning, «Verdens første skikart» 1890 og en stor Alf Prøysen-samling med mer. Med vennlig hilsen Pål Sagen Tel: 928 18 465, e-post: pal.sagen@storelvdalhotell.no Hotellet direkte: Tel: 62460455 eller epost: contact@storelvdalhotell.no 50

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