John Speede, 'SUFFOLK DESCRIBED AND DIVIDED INTO HUNDRE

JOHN SPEEDE (BRITISH 1552 - 1629) A HAND COLORED ENGRAVED MAP, "SURREY DESCRIBED AND DIVIDED 1610." 15" x 20"

"the Countie Pallatine of Lancaster" "Described and Divided into Hundred 1610" John Speede / John Bassett; bookplate "Description of Lankshire" on reverse; hand colored, center fold, some toning, fram

MAPS: John Speed (England, 1552-1629), three hand-colored maps on paper: one a map of Suffolk with town plan of Ipswich, dated 1610 in block, described and divided into hundreds, inset plan of Ipswich

Heading: Author: Speed, John Title: A New Mappe of the Romane Empire Newly Described by John Speede Place Published: London Publisher:G. Humble Date Published: 1626 Description:

John Speed Map of "Surrey Described & Divided Into Hundreds" C.1610, 14 5/8 x 19 3/4".

[Ireland/John Speed] THE PROVINCE OF CONNAUGH WITH THE CITIE OF GALWAYE DESCRIBED. Performet by John Speede and are to be solde by Roger Rea the Elder and younger at the Golden Crosse in Cornhill agai

Lancaster.- Speed (John) The Countie Pallatine of Lancaster, described and divided into Hundreds, first edition, county map of Lancashire by Jodocus Hondius, with inset plan of Lancaster, upper right,

Hand colored lithograph, "Caermarden Both Shyre and Towne Described," dated 1862, marked lower left "Performed by John Speede," not laid down, 15 3/4" h x 20 3/4" w (sheet). Some soiling.

[ANTIQUE MAP] SPEEDE, JOHN. "BRENOKE both Shyre and Twone Described Ann Domini 1610. 51X38cm. Appears age toned and slightly solied. Frame not included. Map will be removed from frame and securely shi

Antique John Speed Hand Colored "The Countie Pallatine of Lancaster Described and Divided Into Hundreds 1610" Map. The map features the portraits of Henry IIII, Henry V, Henry VI, and Henry VII under

After John Speede (British, 1552-1629), "The Kingdome of Great Britaine and Ireland," hand colored engraving, engraved by Joducus Hondius, english text on verso, overall (with frame): 23.35"h x 27.25"

1626 John Speede map of the Kingdom of Denmark- two sheet hand colored map w/ towns, costumes, & types vignettes border, double framed, 16" x 20 1/2"

Or: "A Newe Mape of Tartary." Hand colored map "augmented" by British cartographer John Speede (1551 - 1629). Originally sold by London merchants Thomas Bassett of Fleet Street and Richard Chiswell in

DESCRIPTION: John Speede A Newe Mape of Tartary. From the first world atlas produced in England. Includes a decorative carte à figures. Side panels depict costumed figures, above are vignettes of t

John Lennon studied art at the Liverpool Art Institute from 1957-60. In interviews John described art as his first love. Over the course of John Lennon's career, his work as an artist expressed the so

JOHN LENNON SIGNED ORIGINAL SELF-PORTRAIT SKETCH. Presented in a Custom Exhibition Quality Frame. John Lennon studied art at the Liverpool Art Institute from 1957-60. In interviews John described art

John Lennon studied art at the Liverpool Art Institute from 1957-60. In interviews John described art as his first love. Over the course of John Lennon’s career, his work as an artist expressed

John Speede 1626, Thomas Bassett / Richard Chillwell, Abraham Goos; "The Description of America", hand colored, center fold, slight foxing, framed size 19" x 23 1/2", G-G+

John Speede / Thomas Basett, bookplate "Sanon Heptarchy" on reverse, hand colored, center fold, slight toning, framed size 19" x 23 1/2", G-G+

"Africae" "Newly Done into English John Speede / G. Humble 1626" engraved by Abraham Goos, bookplate "The Description of Africa" on reverse, hand colored; minor tear, foxing, toning, tape marks; frame

Early map of Galway dated 1610, "Performet by John Speede," 15 by 20 inches, framed.

carte-à-figures with 8 panels of city views above, 5 panels of various national costume figures to each side, title cartouche upper right, elephants, lions, hyena, ostriches and monkey, ships and

Speede, John THE MAPE OF HUNGARI [London] 1626 H. 39.5cm W. 51.3cm (sight) Engraved map, hand-coloured [Sold with]: Brion de la Tour, Louis Paris, [c. 1766] H. 38.5cm W. 53cm (sight) Engraved

Attributed to John Opper, it does not have a COA. Medium: abstract oil canvas, 31.5 x 31.5 inches. Provenance: private owner. Biography: 1908 - 1994. JOHN OPPER DESCRIBED THE 1930S AS A "GREAT GESTATI