Map of Brazil from 1652: A Historical Perspective

Mapa do Brasil de 1652 - Magnífica representação do Brasil com o norte orientado para a direita por uma bela rosa dos ventos. O mapa é inserido com duas regiões de interesse holandês na área; Baja de Todos los Sanctos e Pernambuco. O interior é desprovido de informações geográficas, exceto por rios e florestas em grande parte imaginários. Em vez disso, a região está repleta de cenas dramáticas dos povos indígenas, incluindo guerra e canibalismo, e alguns curiosos animais selvagens. As capitanias hereditárias estabelecidas pelos portugueses assinalam-se ao longo da costa. A cartela decorativa do título é ladeada por uma família nativa e os mares são adornados com veleiros, um monstro marinho e uma rosa dos ventos. Texto francês no verso, publicado entre 1652-58. "Accuratissima Brasiliae Tabula", Hondius/Jansson
Map of Brazil from 1652 – Splendid depiction of Brazil with the north oriented to the right by a beautiful compass rose. The map is inset with two regions of Dutch interest in the area; Baja de Todos los Sanctos and Pernambuco. The interior is devoid of geographical information, except for largely imaginary rivers and forests. Instead, the region is filled with dramatic scenes of indigenous peoples, including war and cannibalism, and some curious wildlife. The hereditary captainships established by the Portuguese are marked along the coast. The decorative title cartouche is flanked by a local family and the seas are decorated with sailing ships, a sea monster and a compass rose. French text on verso, published between 1652-58. “Accuratissima Brasiliae Tabula”, Hondius/Jansson

Map of Brazil from 1652

Beautiful depiction of Brazil with north oriented to the right by a beautiful compass rose.

The map shows two regions of Dutch interest in the area, Baía de Todos os Santos and Pernambuco.

The interior is devoid of geographical information, except for largely imaginary rivers and forests.

Instead, the region is filled with dramatic scenes of indigenous peoples, including war and cannibalism, and some curious wildlife. The hereditary captainships established by the Portuguese are marked along the coast.

The decorative title cartouche is flanked by a local family and the seas are decorated with sailing ships, a sea monster and a compass rose. French text on verso, published between 1652-58. “Accuratissima Brasiliae Tabula”, Hondius/Jansson

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