Jean-Baptiste Nolin (1657-1708) - Map of Bugey - "Carte du Gouvernement de Bugey et de Gex" - France (1695)

Jean-Baptiste Nolin (1657-1708) - Map of Bugey - "Carte du Gouvernement de Bugey et de Gex" - France (1695)
This antique engraving is a historical map of the Bugey and Gex region in France, created by Jean-Baptiste Nolin in 1695. The map provides a meticulously detailed representation of the area's topography, including rivers, cities, and administrative divisions. The ornamental cartouche is adorned with royal insignia, reflecting the region's historical significance. Nolin, one of the leading cartographers of the late 17th century, combined artistic sophistication with geographic accuracy, making this map both a valuable historical document and a work of art.Jean-Baptiste Nolin was a renowned French engraver and cartographer, awarded the title of "Géographe du Roi" by Louis XIV. He worked alongside Vincenzo Coronelli, one of the most influential cartographers of the period. His maps are recognized for their fine engraving, elaborate decorative elements, and historical accuracy. Nolin's works were widely used by the French aristocracy and continue to be highly collectible today.Artist or Maker: Jean-Baptiste NolinMedium: MapDimensions: 56 cm × 47 cmYear: 1695Condition Report:This work is in good condition overall. There may be a few minor imperfections or fox or mottled marks to be expected with age. Please review the images carefully for condition details, and feel free to contact us with any questions or for a comprehensive condition report.