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Antique Map of the Bay of Cordes and Surroundings by Hawkesworth, 1774, in the roomIn the room
Antique Map · 1774

Antique Map of the Bay of Cordes and Surroundings by Hawkesworth, 1774

€112f_27775002

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Colors in this print
Paper tone · #DDD0ADRGB 221, 208, 17385%
Stone gray · #A69B7CRGB 166, 155, 1247%
Straw · #DCC699RGB 220, 198, 1533%
Olive · #7B7254RGB 123, 114, 843%
Charcoal · #514A30RGB 81, 74, 481%
Sheet
42 cm × 25 cm (width × height)
Framed as shown
64 cm × 46 cm
Shown on
Ochre wall
Size
Medium, 50 to 80 cm (20 to 31 in) framed
Date
1774
Condition
Good
Stock no.
BGJC-215

Four harbor charts from the Strait of Magellan region, titled "Baye et Havre de Cordes", an original copper engraving from the German edition of Hawkesworth's account of the voyages of Byron, Wallis, Carteret and Cook, published by Haude & Spener of Berlin in 1774. The charts illustrate John Byron's voyage in the Dolphin and show Cordes Bay, Port Famine, Woods Bay, Port Gallant and Fortescue Bay.

The sheet is a plate of small coastal plans drawn with soundings, anchorages and shorelines, giving the shapes of the bays and the positions where ships could anchor. The lettering is in French or German, with a scale of leagues for each chart.

Byron's circumnavigation of 1764 to 1766 passed through the Strait of Magellan, and plans of this kind were made so that later ships could find the same safe harbors.

In the same colors.

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