Map of the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean, 1681

Mapa do Golfo do México e das Caraíbas de 1681"Pascaerte van Westindien Begrypende in zich de Vaste Kusten en Eylanden, Alles op syn Waere Lengte en Breete op Wassende Graden Gelegt", Keulen, Johannes van A carta marítima elegantemente gravada de Van Keulen do Golfo do México e das Caraíbas foi baseada no mapa de Hessel Gerritsz da região, publicado por volta de 1631, que influenciou numerosos derivados. A inserção de Gerritsz da costa norte de Cuba foi mantida, mas van Keulen faz melhorias consideráveis na linha costeira da região do Atlântico Médio. Embora estas actualizações tenham sido provavelmente derivadas de fontes inglesas, van Keulen mantém a nomenclatura Nieu Nederland, apesar do facto de os holandeses terem perdido duas vezes a região para os ingleses. Esta carta é uma das primeiras a incorporar estas actualizações no Atlântico Médio com base na cartografia inglesa. O mapa é adornado com uma bela cartela de título com putti, instrumentos de navegação e uma grinalda drapeada. Este é o segundo estado com o privilégio acrescentado à cartela de título.
Map of the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean, 1681 ‘Pascaerte van Westindien Begrypende in zich de Vaste Kusten en Eylanden, Alles op syn Waere Lengte en Breete op Wassende Graden Gelegt’, Keulen, Johannes van Keulen’s elegantly engraved sea chart of the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean was based on Hessel Gerritsz’s map of the region, published around 1631, which influenced many derivatives. Gerritsz’s inclusion of the northern coast of Cuba was retained, but van Keulen made considerable improvements to the coastline of the mid-Atlantic region. Although these updates were probably derived from English sources, van Keulen retains the Nieu Nederland nomenclature, despite the fact that the Dutch twice lost the region to the English. This map is one of the first to incorporate these updates of the Middle Atlantic based on English cartography. The map has a beautiful title cartouche with putti, navigational instruments and a draped wreath. This is the second state to have the privilege added to the title cartouche.

Map of the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean, 1681

“Pascaerte van Westindien Begrypende in zich de Vaste Kusten en Eylanden, Alles op syn Waere Lengte en Breete op Wassende Graden Gelegt’, Keulen, Johannes van

Van Keulen’s elegantly engraved map of the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean was based on Hessel Gerritsz’s map of the region, published around 1631, which influenced many derivatives.

Gerritsz’s inclusion of the northern coast of Cuba was retained, but van Keulen made considerable improvements to the coastline of the mid-Atlantic region.

Although these updates were probably derived from English sources, van Keulen retains the Nieu Nederland nomenclature, despite the fact that the Dutch twice lost the region to the English.

This map is one of the first to incorporate these updates of the Middle Atlantic based on English cartography.

The map has a beautiful title cartouche with putti, navigational instruments and a draped wreath. This is the second state with the privilege added to the title cartouche.

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