Nicolas Robert (18 April 1614 – 25 March 1685) was a French miniaturist and engraver. He was employed c. 1650 by Gaston d'Orleans, brother of Louis XIII, to paint on vellum the birds and flowers kept in the menagerie and botanical garden at the chateau of Blois; these watercolours, along with those subsequently made for Louis XIV, number around 700 and constitute the nucleus of the Collection des Velins of botanical art and natural history now in the library of the Musee National d'Histoire Naturelle, Paris. In 1664 he was appointed as "peintre ordinaire de Sa Majesté pur la miniature" (Painter of Miniatures) to Louis XIV. (Reference: artnet.com).

Méret: 19x12 cm.
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Budakalász, Pilisvörösvár, Tárnok, Nagytétény, Mogyoród, Vecsés, Ecser

Copperplate engraved map with original handcolor, 62x52 cm. A very attractive, detailed map. Berlin at centre, extending in east to Custrin (Kostrzyn) in Poland, and in west to Brandenburg. At north is Liechen (Lychen), at southwest is Wittenberg on the Elbe River and at southeast is Spremberg. Uncolored decorative engraved cartouche at lower left corner. Additional title in French in upper margin.