18th century Italian map of Asia

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TIRION, Isaak.

Nuova Carta dell Asia secondo le ultime osservazione fata in Amstadam apresso Isac Tirion.

Venice: Giovanni Battista Albrizzi, 1740. Coloured. 280 x 350mm.

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An unusual map of Asia, with Kamschatka reaching south almost to Japan and no sign of the Bering Strait. Albrizzi was the first publisher to issue Tirion's maps: Tirion's used the money he received to publish his own atlas in 1744.

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Nuova Carta dell Asia secondo le ultime osservazione fata in Amstadam apresso Isac Tirion.

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