Count Emanuel Andrasy
Reise Des Grafen Emanuel Andrasy in Ostindien Ceylon, Java, China und Bengalen
Budapest, 1859
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Count Andrasy was a Hungarian nobleman who fled Budapest when it was overtaken in 1849 by the Austrians. He traveled to the east; his work first appeared in Hungarian in 1853. The majority of the plates are big game hunting/sporting in nature, but there are also topographical plates as well. Text in German, captions in French and Hungarian.
Reise Des Grafen Emanuel Andrasy in Ostindien Ceylon, Java, China und Bengalen
First Edition. (60 x 45 cm) [6], 106, [2] pages with hand-coloured tinted lithograph frontispiece and 15 similar plates.
Binding: Original green half Morocco, matching Morocco-grain cloth sides, flat bands within gilt rules to spine, second compartment lettered in gilt, titles and a pictorial vignette of tiger hunt gilt to front cover, white moire cloth endpapers, cloth inner hinges.
Condition: Soiling of paper with extremities rubbed. A good copy for the age.
Exportable: No
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