Lot #: 97984
Le Theatre de la Guerre Dans les SEVENNES avec les Plaines de environs. |
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Description
A copperplate, hand-colored map showing the french civil war. Includes a chart with the roads.
The map refers to the Camisards' rebellion in the Cévennes mountains between 1702 and 1710. This peasant uprising opposed 3,000 rebels or Camisards to 20-25,000 royal dragoons fighting to restore religious tolerance. Not only was this effectively the last French war of religion, but it was also supported by a Protestant coalition led by England and the Dutch Republic, who aimed to defeat Louis from within his own borders.
In 1703, Nolin thus revised not only the title of his map to emphasize the insurgents’ fanaticism, but he also added an out-of-scale imaginary mountain behind the title at the top left corner, from which armed soldiers are looking at the Cévennes. Nolins’ map became the reference to illustrate the events of the moment and was immediately reproduced in Holland. It appeared the same year in Rotterdam under Henri de la Feuille as Le Théâtre de la guerre dans les Sévennes and featured in Staat En Beschryvinge Der Sevennes.
The map refers to the Camisards' rebellion in the Cévennes mountains between 1702 and 1710. This peasant uprising opposed 3,000 rebels or Camisards to 20-25,000 royal dragoons fighting to restore religious tolerance. Not only was this effectively the last French war of religion, but it was also supported by a Protestant coalition led by England and the Dutch Republic, who aimed to defeat Louis from within his own borders.
In 1703, Nolin thus revised not only the title of his map to emphasize the insurgents’ fanaticism, but he also added an out-of-scale imaginary mountain behind the title at the top left corner, from which armed soldiers are looking at the Cévennes. Nolins’ map became the reference to illustrate the events of the moment and was immediately reproduced in Holland. It appeared the same year in Rotterdam under Henri de la Feuille as Le Théâtre de la guerre dans les Sévennes and featured in Staat En Beschryvinge Der Sevennes.
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