Map of the British Empire in North America with the French, Spanish[,] and Hollandish Settlements adjacent thereto, A

Sub-Title
Nouvelle Carte Particuliére de l'Amerique ou sont exactement marquées les Provinces suivantes comme la Caroline Meridionale, la Floride, la Louisiane, le Mexique, le Jucatan, le Guatimala, le Darien, & une Partie de Cuba
Subject

Gulf of Mexico, Louisiana, Central America, Florida, Mexico, Yucatan, Guatamala. French forts east of the Appalachians along the Mississippi River, location of Indian tribes.

Date
1733 (historical)
Mapmaker
Popple, Henry
Publisher

Covens, John and Cornelius Mortier

Place of Publication

Amsterdam

Accession Number
1976.023b
Condition
Fair-Good.
Curatorial Notes

Second copy, in worse condition, located 09807.002. See Phillips, Vol. 1, p. 341-41, #596. First to depict, on a large scale, the British Empire in North America, and w/inclusion of recently formed Georgia, the first to name all 13 colonies. It became of of the primary cartographic documents depicting European interests in NA, its detailed rendering of the known part of the continent being unsurpassed by any other map of the time. Despite this, it was not given official recognition by the British Board of trade who regarded it as too favorable to French claims in the New World.

Exhibition History
1994- ?. On exhibit in Cabildo.
Market Value
2001:Reese $65,000 for 20 sht version cat. 208, #182. 1998 Jun:Map House of London, $16,400.00 for a four sheet Dutch issue (hand colored), condenses the information contained in 20 sht version
1976: purchased from Tejas Galleries, $540.00 for 2 sheets
Notes

From Covens and Mortier's 1741 "Atlas Nouveau."

Size
22 5/8 x 20 5/8
Storage
c04d08