Haines, John (sold)
John Haines (fl. 1795 - 1809) was a London printer and publisher. Operating as Haines and Company (and Haines and Son,) his specialty was the production of inexpensive mezzotints on religious or moralizing themes. His cartographic output, however, appears to have exclusively been separately-issued, large, two-sheet wall maps. Haines' mapmaking enterprise does not seem to have been abundantly successful: very few of the house's works survive in either institutional collections or on the market.
Extremely rare and dramatic bird's eye view of Jerusalem with an abundance of scriptural references.
A correct Plan of the City of Jerusalem, with the genealogy of Our Blessed Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.
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This is a rare 1795 separate-issue pictorial view of Jerusalem, by London copperplate printer John Haines. Haines' maps, all large-scale wall maps intended for education and moral edification, were separately published in small numbers and very few survive. (more details)