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Nieuwe Wassende Graade Zee Kaart over de Spaanse Zee Vant Kanaal tot 't Eyland Cuba in Westindia. . .
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¤ Engraved by I.van Anse. A very representative example of a Dutch chart of the Atlantic, showing the north-east coast of America, the coasts of Africa and Europe and South America, including Florida and the West Indies.
Title in Dutch, French and English. North America from Labrador to West Florida, including New Foundland, the Gulf and River of St.Laurence eastward to include the five Great Lakes which have a most unusual configuration. The Bahamas, Bermuda, West Indies, etc. are also shown, and to the east, the opposite coastline of Europe.
Gerard issued ca. 40 charts of this exceptionally large format. Collections of these large-size charts were issued in the shining sea-torch and as separate atlases.
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- Maker / Publisher
- VAN KEULEN, G.
- Place
- Amsterdam, 1728
- Date
- Amsterdam, 1728
- Color
- Colored
- Height
- 583
- Width
- 975
- Condition
- Printed from two plates. Repair of a tear next to crossing of two folds, hardly notable.
- Reference
- Koeman: Atlantes Neerlandici, Vol.IV, (212).
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