Ancient map of India Orientalis, 1660

Ancient map of India Orientalis, 1660The "Nova Tabula India Orientalis" is a map created by the Dutch cartographer Carel Allard in 1660. This map is part of a series of maps that were produced during the Age of Exploration and were highly sought after due to their accuracy and detail. The map "Nova Tabula India Orientalis" focuses on the East Indies, which includes regions like Southeast Asia, India, and the surrounding islands. During the 17th century, the Dutch and other European

and engraver active during the late 18th century

and it was often served at important events and celebrations

It provides a somber window into the human toll exacted by this protracted conflict

also returned to Chinese sovereignty

historic cityscape that would later become modern Tokyo

This distortion in size was a consequence of the Mercator projection

The painting is rich in symbolism and draws on a range of art historical and cultural influences

with hints of yellow and blue

They were highly detailed and incorporated illustrations

The map is divided into different sections

with subsequent members making notable contributions to the field

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