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  1. Europe or the Light of History through the West, Amsterdam by Jan Janssonius, Image 1.

    Jan Janssonius

    Europe or the Light of History through the West, Amsterdam, c. 1664

    Copper engraving, laid paper, hand-coloured

    51 x 59 cm

  2. World map (planiglob) known to the ancients, Amsterdam by Philipp Clüver, Image 1.

    Philipp Clüver

    World map (planiglob) known to the ancients, Amsterdam, 1661

    Copper engraving, laid paper, hand-coloured

    19 x 23 cm

  3. Haemisphaerium Scenographicum Australe Coeli Stellati Et Terrae, Celestial map, Amsterdam by Henricus Hondius, Image 1.

    Henricus Hondius

    Haemisphaerium Scenographicum Australe Coeli Stellati Et Terrae, Celestial map, Amsterdam, 1661

    Copper engraving, laid paper, hand-coloured

    49 x 61 cm

  4. Dacia and Moesia, Amsterdam by Jan Janssonius, Image 1.

    Jan Janssonius

    Dacia and Moesia, Amsterdam, c. 1650

    Copper engraving, laid paper, hand-coloured

    44 x 55 cm

  5. Transylvania, Frankfurt by Matthäus Merian, Image 1.

    Matthäus Merian

    Transylvania, Frankfurt, c. 1650

    Copper engraving, laid paper, hand-coloured

    31 x 38 cm

  6. Map of the city of Ypre, Flanders, on May 13, 1648, when Louis II of Bourbon, from the Condé House, besieged it, from the collection of Prince Ghica, Image 1.

    Map of the city of Ypre, Flanders, on May 13, 1648, when Louis II of Bourbon, from the Condé House, besieged it, from the collection of Prince Ghica, c. 1648

    Metal engraving, striped paper

    50 x 62 cm

  7. NOVISSIMA RUSIAE TABULA by Isaac Mossa, Image 1.

    Isaac Mossa

    NOVISSIMA RUSIAE TABULA, 1647

    Copper engraving on laid paper

    47.5 x 56 cm

  8. Japan, by Gerardus Mercator, 1569, published by Hendrik Hondius II, Amsterdam, 1641 by Gerardus Mercator, Hendrik Hondius II, Image 1.

    Hendrik Hondius II, Gerardus Mercator

    Japan, by Gerardus Mercator, 1569, published by Hendrik Hondius II, Amsterdam, 1641, 1641

    Copper engraving, laid paper, hand-coloured

    45 x 53 cm

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About the artist

Jan Janssonius

Dutch

1588-1664

Johannes Janssonius (1588, in Arnhem – buried July 11, 1664, in Amsterdam) (born Jan Janszoon, in English also Jan Jansson) was a Dutch cartographer and publisher who lived and worked in Amsterdam in the 17th century.