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Welcome to the website of Kunstantikvariat PAMA AS / Pål Sagen
Our gallery specialises in antique Maps, Prints and 19. Cent. Scandinavian Paintings.
On our website you can view our inventory by maps/views, paintings,
decorative prints and books. You can also view our most recent exhibition catalogue.
Please feel free to contact us if you have any inquiries
Kunstantikvariat PAMA AS
Bygdøy Allé 10
N-0262 Oslo
Norway
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T +47 22 44 06 00 (Mobile +47 92 81 84 65)
F +47 22 44 06 01
E post@antiquemaps.no
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LATEST EXHIBITION CATALOGUE
Please click on the image to open the catalogue.
Manuscript map drawn on latitude 84 degrees North on board the ship
Fram. The map accompanied Fridtjof Nansen og Hjalmar Johansen on the
sledge journey towards the North Pole 1895 - 96
The Exhibition
"ULTIMA THULE"
The History of Important Voyages and Expeditions in the Arctic Regions Presented for sale are rare and important maps, views, atlases and books, paintings and manuscripts.
The material will cover:
The Explorations in the Barents Sea, The White Sea with Russia, and the North Pole area, mostly based on the historical search for a North East Passage. Topographical views from Northern Norway including rare "Lapponica". Decorative Maritime Art.
THE OPENING RECEPTION IS FRIDAY 19 APRIL, 6PM
IN THE MAIN AUDITORIUM, GAMLE LOGEN, OSLO
There will be given a talk by Per Egil Hegge, and a musical
contribution devoted to Roald Amundsen and Fridtjof Nansen
performed by a duo from "Hornorkesteret".
Hornorkesteret
Kunstantikvariat PAMA is currently preparing a special sales exhibition and a catalogue devoted to the area above.
Rare and important material for sale will include paintings, rare maps, views, illustrated travel accounts and colour plate books, manuscripts, photographs etc.
The exhibition will cover the mapping and the exploration of the area as well as describing the local people and their history.
NEW IMPORTANT REFERENCE BOOK
William B. Ginsberg: Sea Charts of Norway, 1585 - 1812
Sea Charts of Norway, 1585–1812 is the first book to gather, illustrate, and examine core sets of coastal charts of Norway prepared by the major cartographers and publishers during the indicated time period. In addition, its 13 interrelated chapters consider Norway-related charts and provide an overview of the historical development of marine cartography. Its subject matter complements that of the author’s previous two works dedicated to maps of Norway and Scandinavia: Maps and Mapping of Norway, 1602–1855 and Printed Maps of Scandinavia and the Arctic, 1482–1601.
With its 320 illustrations, including several of rare or unrecorded maps, solid underlying research, and high-quality production, Sea Charts of Norway combines visual appeal and intellectual rigor. Special features, such as full title information for more than 220 maps, a graphical comparison of coastal chart coverage, and a gazetteer of place names, enhance its value as a reference work for collectors, dealers, and specialists.
Sea Charts of Norway, 1585 – 1812 is printed in a limited number of 350 copies, price NOK 900,..
In addition there is available a small number of a deluxe edition signed by the author.
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