An uncommon 17th century map of Europe

Name: An uncommon 17th century map of Europe
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MERIAN, Matthaus.

Europa Partium Orbis Terrae.

Frankfurt, c.1640. Coloured. 335 x 450mm.

Stock #: 22936

£750.00

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Merian's larger format map of Europe, depicting the mythical island of Friesland. There are also more decorative vignettes, including two sea battles, one between galleons, the other between galleys, bears in Russia, lions in Africa and Neptune on a seamonster.

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