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Biografier.

BERGQUIST, CARL ERIK.

Född 1711 13/11 i Helgesta sn (Söd.), död 1781 3/12 i Stockholm. (Jakob).
Kopparstickare. Son av komministern Johannes B. och Christina Bergander. Elev av sin kusin Erik Geringius i Uppsala. Gravör vid Vetenskapsakademien 1739 6/6-1778 30/7. Var 1743-55 bosatt å Plongsta i Vansö sn (Söd.), återvände sistn. år till Stockholm. Kom 1757 genom gifte i besittning av gården Husby i ovann. sn.
Bland arbeten.
P. TILLAEUS, Karta över Stockholm, efter P. Wallrave, 1733, utförd i samarbete med Erik Geringius.
N. STRÖMCRONA. General- och åtskillige speciale passkartor öfver hela Östersjön och Sinu Finnico och Bothnico samt Skagerak, Kattegat och Bält, 1739, 10 blad.
P. EKERMAN, De Norcopia, diss., resp. P. W. Lithzénius, Uppsala 1742: plan av Norrköping 1741, kpst., samt tab. med sigill och mynt, efter Ph. J. Thelott, kpst.
C. von LINNÉ, öländsk resa, Sthlm 1745: karta över Öland.
G. WALLIN d. y., Gothländska samlingar, I, Sthlm 1747: grundritning av Roma kloster, kpst., samt 3 tab. med sigill, kpst.
C. von LINNEI Skånska resa, Sthlm 1751: karta över Skåne samt zoologiska tab., kpst.
O. GRAU, Beskrifning öfwer Wästmanland, Västerås 1754: ett flertal kyrkor, Västerås domkyrka, Arboga m. fl., kpst.
[A. F. BÜSCHING], Geographisk beskrifning öfwer Palästina eller juda-landet, samt Steniga Arabien, Sthlm 1770: karta över Palestina, 1770.
N. MARELIUS, Karta över Östergötland och Linköpings hövdingedöme, 1771.
DENS., Karta över sjön Vänern, 1773, utförd i samarbete med Fredrik Akrel.
Karta över Älvsborgs och Vänersborgs hövdingedöme, 1781.


Hultmark, 1944.

JANSSONIUS, JOHANNES.

1588-1664.
In 1612, married one of cartographer Jodocus Hondius's daughters and began working as a publisher in Amsterdam. From 1616 until his death, Janssonius published numerous maps of various parts of Europe. From the 1630s, he worked in partnership with his brother-in-law Henricus Hondius.


Sveriges sjökartor – A. Hedin.

LAFRERI, ANTONIO.

1512-1577.
Cartographer, publisher and printer of maps and graphic art. Born in France, Lafreri moved to Rome in 1540 where he launched a business in 1544. His great triumph came in 1572 with the publication of a catalogue including a reduced copy of Olaus Magnus's famous Carta Marina.


Sveriges sjökartor – A. Hedin.


Stockholm - Mentzer ca 1860.


'Norrköpingsbugten.' - Stockholm 1885.

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Dudley Chase, Ernest.

Pictorial maps - maps with vignette illustrations on top of the geographical content - go back practically to the known beginning of cartographic history: Petroglyph maps dating from the Neolithic sometimes are found combining geographic features with representations of animals, people or dwellings.

Vignette insets or overlays are also found throughout the period of printed maps. But maps richly overlaid with small pictures are more commonly found from the 19th century onwards. (A notable exception is the Carta Marina of Olaus Magnus, published in Venice in 1539, which presents a depiction of Scandinavia with more than 100 small woodcut illustrations of animals, real and imagined, and of people pursuing all kinds of activities, such as hunting, fishing, skiing, etc.)

Ernest Dudley Chase was an exceptional creator of pictorial maps. Though he worked primarily as a graphic artist and businessman in the greeting card industry, Chase also designed, drew, and self-published more than 50 pictorial maps, each densely packed with detailed vignettes reflecting the areas portrayed. In this map of the United States, each state's capitol building is shown, as well as many other vignettes of buildings, famous sights (e.g. Niagra Falls, Hoover Dam) and pictures of people pursuing outdoor activities (fishing, horseback riding, panning for gold, etc.) appropriate to the particular region. In addition to the vignettes in the body of the map, there are 32 vignettes drawn in the blank areas outside the country's borders, mostly showing famous buildings, and 4 vignettes in the corners showing symbols of the country's natural bounty: a bull's head, a longhorn sheep's head, a sheaf of wheat, and a branch from a cotton plant.

Most of Chase's maps display a sense of humor. Though this map is mostly serious and respectful in its portrayal of the United States, the humor creeps in from time to time, such as the small collection of broken hearts outside of Reno, Nevada.

Since Chase published and sold his maps on his own, many of them bear his manuscript signature, as can be seen in the bottom margin, at the left, in this example.

In March, 2003 the Harvard Map Collection presented an exhibit of the pictorial maps of Ernest Dudley Chase, curated by Joseph Garver. The Boston Map Society met on the opening night, and the members were given a guided tour of the exhibit.

To see more online images of Chase's maps, click here to go to the Harvard Library online catalogue (Hollis), enter 'Ernest Dudley Chase' in the 'Search For' field, and click 'Search'. Follow the 'Internet Links' to see images for the individual maps.
Bland arbeten:
A Pictorial Map of North America 1945.
A Pictorial Map of South America 1942.

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