Motte, Charles Etienne Pierre (sold)
Charles Etienne Pierre Motte (November 2, 1785 - December 5, 1836) was a French lithographer, etcher, and draughtsman based in Paris and London. Little is known of his life and training, but he began operations around 1818 in Paris. In the late 1820s, he worked closely with the printer and published J. P. Quénot. Around 1830, Motte opened a London branch, which was sold or otherwise passed on to engraver and printer Alfred Ducôte. In the early 1830s, when his career seems to have peaked, he was listed as a 'éditeur lithographe du roi.'
Modernizing Alexandria, to Return it to Its Ancient Glory.
Plan du Nouveau Canal d'Alexandrie dit Mahmoudyeh.
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A scarce c. 1823 separately-issued folding map of Mahmudiyya Canal near Alexandria, Egypt, by Pascal Coste. The canal was one of several key infrastructure projects launched by Muhammad Ali Pasha. (more details)