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<p>In the earlier paper (Paprotny, 2022b) I have presented all known states of maps encountered in the 1750 (i.e. 1752) edition of <italic>Atlas Silesiae</italic>, together with the composition of several <italic>Atlas</italic> copies from this edition (in terms of states of included maps). The present paper for the first time compares this composition with copies of the <italic>Atlas</italic> published after 1800. It demonstrates that the latter are most probably compilations of the partially updated material available at the moment of publication, appearing irregularly at dates differing by years and in few copies only. For this reason, they should not be considered a genuine “second edition” of the <italic>Atlas</italic> as sometimes called in cartographical literature. The appendix with an update to Paprotny (2022b) presents newly identified states of two <italic>Atlas</italic> maps.</p>
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In the earlier paper (Paprotny, 2022b) I have presented all known states of maps encountered in the 1750 (i.e. 1752) edition of Atlas Silesiae, together with the composition of several Atlas copies from this edition (in terms of states of included maps). The present paper for the first time compares this composition with copies of the Atlas published after 1800. It demonstrates that the latter are most probably compilations of the partially updated material available at the moment of publication, appearing irregularly at dates differing by years and in few copies only. For this reason, they should not be considered a genuine “second edition” of the Atlas as sometimes called in cartographical literature. The appendix with an update to Paprotny (2022b) presents newly identified states of two Atlas maps.

Post-1800 copies of <italic>Atlas Silesiae</italic>: may we talk about the second edition?

Polish Cartographical Review

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Post-1800 copies of : may we talk about the second edition?

In the earlier paper (Paprotny, 2022b) I have presented all known states of maps encountered in the 1750 (i.e. 1752) edition of Atlas Silesiae, together with...

Post-1800 copies of Atlas Silesiae: may we talk about the second edition?

Published Online: Nov 06, 2023

Page range: 38 - 49

Received: Jul 31, 2023

Accepted: Sep 25, 2023

DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/pcr-2023-0004

Keywords
19 century cartography, maps of Silesia, Homann Heirs, Christoph Fembo

© 2023 Zbigniew Paprotny, published by Sciendo

This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

Post-1800 copies of Atlas Silesiae: may we talk about the second edition?

Published Online: Nov 06, 2023

Page range: 38 - 49

Received: Jul 31, 2023

Accepted: Sep 25, 2023

DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/pcr-2023-0004

Keywords19 century cartography, maps of Silesia, Homann Heirs, Christoph Fembo

© 2023 Zbigniew Paprotny, published by Sciendo

This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

Keywords
19 century cartography, maps of Silesia, Homann Heirs, Christoph Fembo