Nova Virginiae Tabula
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Blaeu's version of the celebrated Smith map of Virginia in which the Chesapeake Bay area is seen with north oriented to the right of the page. A good example of one of the earliest Blaeu issues, from the "Appendix Theatri ...", of a plate acquired from the engraver Jodocus Hondius, which formed the nucleus of Blaeu's first world atlas. Based on the prototype by the Englishman, Captain John Smith, this map shows good detail of the
region with numerous native american place names shown along the well-defined river systems, and with mountains and forests indicated clearly inland. At top right is a scene of Chief Powhatan's communal lodge and, at the right, the British Royal coat-of-arms and a full-length native american warrior. With minor restoration.
place and date of publication:
Amsterdam 1618-1631
medium and colour:
Copperplate, Coloured
ref:
26057
size in cms: 48 x 37.5 literature: Burden, The Mapping Of North America, 193. Price: £ 2400 |
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