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Orbis terrarum typus de integro multis in locis emendatus. Auctore N.I. Piscatore, Nicolaus Joannis Visscherius, tabellam hanc excudit. Amstelodami anno 1639. Pieter Goos sculpsit. [cartographic material]

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1639[1962]

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Local class no.: H3/10000/1639[1962], Box number: 2000235989

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H3/10000/1639[1962]

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Maps and cartographic material

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4153648

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10000 - The World

Orbis terrarum typus de integro multis in locis emendatus. Auctore N.I. Piscatore, Nicolaus Joannis Visscherius, tabellam hanc excudit. Amstelodami anno 1639. Pieter Goos sculpsit.
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1639[1962]

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Place of creation:

Canada

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s.n.,

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1 map : Col. fac. (2 hemispheres) ; each 24.0 diam; on sheet 37.0 x 47.8.

Language of material:

English
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Goos, Pieter, ca. 1616-1675

Visscher, Jan de, 1633-ca. 1692
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Illus: Two circular maps showing star constellations at the poles: 9.4 diam; twenty small pictures depicting groups of two peoples in national costume, mythological representations of the four elements and allegories of the seasons, surround the map; three decorative cartouches circle the imprimt and two historical notes on America.
Refer to NMC 8248 for copyright: Copyright expired for NMC 8248 which is same map but dated 1638. NMC 8247 is a facsimile, therefore subject to copyright. MB
The map, a facsimile, shows the world on two hemispheres. The general aspect is accurate except for Northwest America and Northeast Asia. Australia and Antarctica are only suggested and called "Terra Australis Incognita". In America, California is still referred to as an island. This map was possibly published in Atlas Contractus Orbis Terrarum...issued by the Visschers between 1656 and 1677. Two other maps with the same title were published by Visscher. ONe is dated 1652, the other is undated.
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From: Coverdale Collection (Manoir Richelieu), no. 550, C42020. Reference: Koeman, Ir. C.: Atlantes Neerlandici (Amsterdam: Theatrum Orbis Terrarum Ltd., 1967), V. 3, p. 176

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The microfiche version is NMC8247, 42020

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