Chamouin, Jean-Baptiste-Marie,
Jean-Baptiste-Marie Chamouin (1768 - 18xx) was a French engraver active in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Chamouin was born in Paris. He mastered engraving working at the Dépôt de Guerre, and went on to private commercial work in geographical publication. He engraved with Jean Baptiste Tardieu (1768 - 1837), Pierre M. Lapie (fl. 1779 - 1850), and Conrad Malte-Brun (1755 - 1826), among others. His offices, at least in 1845, were at 29 Rue de la Harpe, Paris.
Reorder Europe after Napoleon.
Carte Itinéraire et Politique D'Europe d'après les derniers traités de paix, avec les Plans des principales villes d'Europe.
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A large-scale 1836 map of Europe by Nicolas Maire, issued in the heady years of the early 19th century, when Europe, still reeling from the Napoleonic Wars (1803 - 1815), politically redefined itself. (more details)
The Fortification of Paris.
Plan de Paris et ses Fortifications.
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This is a striking 1844 large-scale July Monarchy (1830 - 1848) map of Paris, France. The map is surrounded by 34 vignette illustrations of important sites - significant as the only edition of this map to feature these. The map predates the Haussmann Renovations (1853 - 1870) but celebrates the 1844 completion of the Thiers Wall and Ring Forts - likely the reason for this deluxe vignette edition. It additionally features profile and vignette illustrations of important sites throughout the map itself. (more details)