Antique Map of Eastern Oostergo in Friesland by Von Reilly, 1791

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About This Piece

Vintage Design

Original engraved map titled Der Provinz Oostergo sexs östliche Grietenyen No. 643, published in Vienna in 1791. This map shows the eastern districts of Oostergo in Friesland, with numerous villages, towns, waterways, and agricultural lands carefully engraved and highlighted with original hand coloring. The sheet is from Franz Joseph Johann von Reilly's atlas Schauplatz der fünf Theile der Welt, engraved by Ignaz Alberti in Vienna, 1791.

Major settlements depicted include Kollum, Buitenpost, Augustinusga, Drogeham, Harkema, Twijzel, Twijzelerheide, Oud Woesterga, Budestje, Budestje (just over the border in Groningen), Church Monastery, Stroobos, and Surhuizum. Smaller villages and parishes noted include Veenwouden (Feanwâlden), Kooten (Koatstertille area), Zwagerveen, Kuikhorne, Drogeham, Dantumawoude, Damwoude, Rinsumageest, Driesum, Broeksterwoude, Murmerwoude, Ee, Wetsens, and Engwierum. The map also shows waterways such as the Dokkumer Ee, polder divisions, and extensive reclaimed farmland. This map offers a snapshot of the landscape of eastern Friesland at the close of the 18th century, when the area was shaped by agriculture, waterways, and local administration through grietenijen (districts). Its wealth of place names makes it particularly valuable for regional historians and genealogists. The title cartouche in the lower right corner is framed with foliage, a characteristic design element of von Reilly’s atlas. with fine engraving and original hand color, the sheet is both a decorative and historical document of Friesland.

Condition report: Very good condition with light age toning. A small marginal water stain at the right edge, outside the printed area. Original hand coloring preserved. Blank verso.
Technique: Engraving with original hand color Maker: Franz Joseph Johann von Reilly, engraved by Ignaz Alberti, Vienna, 1791

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Year	1791
Production Period	Before 1890
Country of Manufacture	Austria
Style	Vintage, Antique
Detailed Condition	Very Good — This vintage/antique item has no defects, but it may show slight traces of use.
Product Code	YFW-2345778
Restoration and Damage Details	Condition report: Very good condition with light age toning. A small marginal water stain at the right edge, outside the printed area. Original hand coloring preserved. Blank verso.
Materials	Paper
Color	Cream, gold, green, ivory
Width	51 cm 51 cm
Height	34 cm 34 cm

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