Comes from the Cornelis de Jode's atlas "Speculum Orbis Terrae..." published by Vidua et Heredus Gerardi de Iudaeis in Antwerp, 1593.

De Jode maps are extremely rare because the publication of his atlas was deliberately hampered by his cartographic rival Abraham Ortelius who quite rightly perceived De Jode as a serious threat to his dominance of 16th century atlas and map publishing. Ortelius was very well connected and used his influence to block the publication of De Jode's 'Speculum Orbis Terrae' for over five years. De Jode's maps are visually stunning but continued interference by Ortelius resulted in commercial failure and they are rarely available today because so few copies of the atlas were ever sold.

Cartographer:     Cornelius de Jode (1558-1600)
Frame size:            55,1 x 40,8 cm
Year:                        1593
Technique:            copper engraving
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Condition:
Very good, original condition. Watermarked paper.
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This is an original antique map published in 1593  and NOT a modern copy or reprint.

On your request I will provide a Certificate of Authenticity

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Comes from the Cornelis de Jode's atlas "Speculum Orbis Terrae..." published by Vidua et Heredus Gerardi de Iudaeis in Antwerp, 1593.

De Jode maps are extremely rare because the publication of his atlas was deliberately hampered by his cartographic rival Abraham Ortelius who quite rightly perceived De Jode as a serious threat to his dominance of 16th century atlas and map publishing. Ortelius was very well connected and used his influence to block the publication of De Jode's 'Speculum Orbis Terrae' for over five years. De Jode's maps are visually stunning but continued interference by Ortelius resulted in commercial failure and they are rarely available today because so few copies of the atlas were ever sold.

Cartographer:     Cornelius de Jode (1558-1600)
Sheet size:            54,7 x 40,8 cm
Year:                        1593
Technique:            copper engraving
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Condition:
Very good condition.
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This is an original antique map published in 1593  and NOT a modern copy or reprint.

On your request I will provide a Certificate of Authenticity

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Comes from the Cornelis de Jode's atlas "Speculum Orbis Terrae..." published by Vidua et Heredus Gerardi de Iudaeis in Antwerp, 1593.

De Jode maps are extremely rare because the publication of his atlas was deliberately hampered by his cartographic rival Abraham Ortelius who quite rightly perceived De Jode as a serious threat to his dominance of 16th century atlas and map publishing. Ortelius was very well connected and used his influence to block the publication of De Jode's 'Speculum Orbis Terrae' for over five years. De Jode's maps are visually stunning but continued interference by Ortelius resulted in commercial failure and they are rarely available today because so few copies of the atlas were ever sold.

Cartographer:     Cornelius de Jode (1558-1600)
Sheet size:            55,0 x 40,8 cm
Year:                        1593
Technique:            copper engraving
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Condition:
Good condition. Watermarked paper. Middle fold separation reinforced.
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This is an original antique map published in 1593  and NOT a modern copy or reprint.

On your request I will provide a Certificate of Authenticity

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Comes from the Cornelis de Jode's atlas "Speculum Orbis Terrae..." published by Vidua et Heredus Gerardi de Iudaeis in Antwerp, 1593.

De Jode maps are extremely rare because the publication of his atlas was deliberately hampered by his cartographic rival Abraham Ortelius who quite rightly perceived De Jode as a serious threat to his dominance of 16th century atlas and map publishing. Ortelius was very well connected and used his influence to block the publication of De Jode's 'Speculum Orbis Terrae' for over five years. De Jode's maps are visually stunning but continued interference by Ortelius resulted in commercial failure and they are rarely available today because so few copies of the atlas were ever sold.

Cartographer:     Cornelius de Jode (1558-1600)
Sheet size:            55,5 x 40,8 cm
Year:                        1593
Technique:            copper engraving
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Condition:
Very good condition. Watermarked paper.
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This is an original antique map published in 1593  and NOT a modern copy or reprint.

On your request I will provide a Certificate of Authenticity

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Comes from the Cornelis de Jode's atlas "Speculum Orbis Terrae..." published by Vidua et Heredus Gerardi de Iudaeis in Antwerp, 1593.

De Jode maps are extremely rare because the publication of his atlas was deliberately hampered by his cartographic rival Abraham Ortelius who quite rightly perceived De Jode as a serious threat to his dominance of 16th century atlas and map publishing. Ortelius was very well connected and used his influence to block the publication of De Jode's 'Speculum Orbis Terrae' for over five years. De Jode's maps are visually stunning but continued interference by Ortelius resulted in commercial failure and they are rarely available today because so few copies of the atlas were ever sold.

Cartographer:     Cornelius de Jode (1558-1600)
Sheet size:            55,1 x 40,8 cm
Year:                        1593
Technique:            copper engraving
​
Condition:
Very good condition. Watermarked paper.
​​

This is an original antique map published in 1593  and NOT a modern copy or reprint.

On your request I will provide a Certificate of Authenticity

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The engraving comes from the William Cavendish book "Methode et invention nouvelle de dresser les chevaux par le tres-noble, haut, et tres-puissant prince Guillaume marquis et comte de Newcastle... Oeuvre, auquel on apprend à travailler les chevaux selon la nature, & parfaire la nature par la subtilité de l'art ; traduit de l'anglois de l'auteur... enrichy de plusieurs belles figures...a.", engraved by Peter de Jode, published by A Anvers, chez Jacques Van Meurs. L'an M. DC. LVIII, 1658.

Author:                 William Cavendish (1593-1676)
Sheet size:            56,4 x 44,3 cm
Year:                      1658
Technique:          copper engraving

Condition:
Good condition. Attractive hand coloring. Few marginal splits present.
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This is an original antique engraving published in 1658 and NOT a modern copy or reprint

On your request I will provide a Certificate of Authenticity

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Comes from the Cornelis de Jode's atlas "Speculum Orbis Terrae..."published by Vidua et Heredus Gerardi de Iudaeis in Antwerp, 1593.

De Jode maps are extremely rare because the publication of his atlas was deliberately hampered by his cartographic rival Abraham Ortelius who quite rightly perceived De Jode as a serious threat to his dominance of 16th century atlas and map publishing. Ortelius was very well connected and used his influence to block the publication of De Jode's 'Speculum Orbis Terrae' for over five years. De Jode's maps are visually stunning but continued interference by Ortelius resulted in commercial failure and they are rarely available today because so few copies of the atlas were ever sold.

Cartographer:     Cornelius de Jode (1558-1600)
Frame size:            51,7 x 41,5 cm
Year:                        1593
Technique:            copper engraving
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Condition:
Good condition. Original contemporary hand coloring on watermarked paper. Green color oxidation’s cracks and few losses professionally restored. For protective reasons backed with tiny Japanese tissue.
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This is an original antique map published in 1593  and NOT a modern copy or reprint.

On your request I will provide a Certificate of Authenticity

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