Erythraei sive Rubri Maris Periplus - Janssonius c.1650 Collector’s Condition Report:

Collector’s Condition Report:

His charts were so trusted that "Norie’s Epitome" became the standard textbook for British naval officers

Urban Anatomy: The sheet includes specialized inset plans for the critical harbours of Auckland

the detailed map of New Guinea highlights the geopolitical divisions between the British

Asia Secundum Legitimas Projectionis Stereographicæ Regulas

Erythraei sive Rubri Maris Periplus - Janssonius c.1650 Collector’s Condition Report:Title: Erythraei Sive Rubri Maris Periplus Cartographer: Johannes Janssonius Origin: Amsterdam, Netherlands Date: c. 1650 Technique: Copperplate engraving with original hand colouring The Narrative: The Dutch Golden Age Reimagines Antiquity By the mid 1600s, Amsterdam had become the worlds warehouse for maps. While Dutch merchants were physically dominating the spice trade in the East Indies, their cartographers, like Johannes Janssonius, were