Mapa geografico del Reyno de Galicia, contiene las Provincias de Santiago, Coruna, Betanzos, Lugo, Mondonedo, Orense y Tuy ... Por Don Tomas Lopez Geografo de los Dominios de S.M. ... Madrid, ano de 1784. (to accompany) Atlas geografico de Espana ... por Don Tomas Lopez ... Tomo Primero. Ano 1810.
Atlas geografico de Espana : que comprende el mapa general de la peninsula, todos los particulares de nuestras provincias, y el del reyno de Portugal. por Don Tomas Lopez, geógrafo que fue de los dominios de S.M. e individuo de varias academias y sociedades. Tomo Primero. Ano 1810. Se hallara en Madrid, Calle de Atocha frente a la plazuela del Angel no. 1, y a la casa de los Gremios no. 3.
53. Mapa geografico del Reyno de Galicia

1 map on 4 sheets. Engraved outline hand colored map with title carthouche. Shows administrative divisions, major cities, towns, villages, landmarks, public buildings, roads, rivers, canals, forests and mountains. Relief shown pictorially. Prime meridian is Tenerife. Includes explanation to symbols, descriptive text, and alphanumeric key to convents and monasteries.
Second edition of the geographic atlas of Spain, published in 1810, with half title page, 4 pages of index, contents and text. Comprising 38 maps on 98 sheets, Madrid (sheet 99) added later by owner, along with three other maps later removed. Some maps on multiple sheets. Maps dated 1765 - 1802. Contains the general map of the peninsula, all the provinces, and the kingdom of Portugal By Don Tomas Lopez. Maps are engraved outline hand colored, with decorative title cartouche, text and tables, showing administrative divisions, major cities, towns, villages, landmarks, public buildings, roads, rivers, canals and mountains. Bound in half leather marbled paper covers with title " Atlas geografico de Espana I” on spine in gilt. Relief shown pictorially. Don Tomas Lopez (1730-1802) a Spanish cartographer, began his studies at the Imperial College of the Spanish capital. In 1752 he went to continue his training in Paris to learn cartography with the great French mapmaker Jean Baptiste Bourguignon d'Anville (1697-1782). In Paris he was accompanied by, among others, Juan de la Cruz Cano y Olmedilla, Manuel Salvador Carmona and Alonso Cruzado. In 1804, Lopez published his “Atlas Geographic of Spain”, the first atlas of Spain that produced by a Spaniard. The children of Lopez reposted this work in a new edition in 1810 and again in 1830.