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1900 Hartleben Pictorial Monumental Map of Vienna, Austria
Wien-freytagberndt-1900$400.00
Title
Wien aus der Vogelschau Plan von Wien mit sämtlichen Monumental-Bauten.
1900 (undated) 25.25 x 37.5 in (64.135 x 95.25 cm)
1900 (undated) 25.25 x 37.5 in (64.135 x 95.25 cm)
Description
This is a beautiful c. 1900 Hartleben pictorial monumental map of Vienna, Austria. Ninety-two locations are illustrated pictorially and numerically identified, including St. Stephen's Cathedral (No. 1), the Rathaus (No. 40), and the Arsenal (No. 70). Thirty-two monuments are illustrated and alphabetically identified. The extensive index occupies the right margin outside the map. Prominent red lines trace Vienna's tram network.
Publication History and Census
This map was created by Freytag and Berndt and published by Hartleben Publishing c. 1900. We know of at least one other edition, published c. 1907 also by Hartleben with the only noticeable difference being the extension of the tram line to the Städt Gaswerke (No. 82 on this map) on the later edition. We note a single cataloged example in OCLC (an example of the later c. 1907 edition) which is part of the collection at the Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin. It is rare on the private market.Cartographer
Freytag and Berndt (1770 - Present) is a map, atlas, guidebook, and travel literature publisher. Its roots reach back to when Francesco Artaria founded a lithographic works in Vienna in 1770. In February 1879, Gustav Freytag founded a cartographic publishing house. Freytag and Berndt merged with the cartographic division of Artaria in 1920. After World War II, Freytag-Berndt und Artaria experienced expanded publication to become one of the most important cartographic publishers in Central Europe. Today, Freytag and Berndt publishes street maps, city map, hiking maps, and cycling maps and employs fifty cartographers and editors at their headquarters in Vienna. Learn More...
Condition
Good. Dissected and mounted on linen in twenty-one (21) panels. Closed tear extending one-half (.5) inch into printed area in upper left corner professionally repaired on verso.