Le Duche d’Berry – France – Jansson / Mercator Atlas Minor
Le Duche d’Berry – Le duché de Berry – Antique map from the Jansson / Mercator Atlas Minor showing the area around the city of Bourges.
Le Duche d’Berry – Le duché de Berry – Antique map from the Jansson / Mercator Atlas Minor showing the area around the city of Bourges.
Attractive map of Castile with the city of Toledo in the center also showing Madrid, Salamanca, Valladolid etc. with decorative
Antique map of Burgundy including Dijon, Beaune, Vezalay, Autun and many other cities of the famous wine regions.
Antique map from the Jansson / Mercator Atlas Minor showing the regions of Beaujolais and Charolais.
Antique map from the Jansson / Mercator Atlas Minor showing area of France formerly known as Aquitania or the Aquitaine. The area includes the cities of Bordeaux, Pau, Merignac, Pessac, Bayonne, Perigueux and much more.
Antique map of the region around Angers France from the Jansson Mercator Atlas Minor.
Antique Map of “Tatary” – Central and North Asia – from the Jansson Mercator Atlas Minor TATARIA – Copperplate engraving
Anconitana Marchia cum Spoletano Ducatu- Copperplate engraving from Atlas Minor published by Jan Jansson in Amsterdam during the first part of the 17th Century.
Jansson’s Atlas Minor was a reduced version of the Atlas produced by Gerard Mercator (1512-1594). The Copperplate engravings for Altas Minor were done by Pieter van den Keere (Petrus Kaerius – 1571-1646) or Abraham Goos.
1620 Map of Northern Ireland – Ultonia Conatia, et Media Copperplate engraving by Peter Kaerius (P.Van Den Keere, 1571-1646). Beautiful
Antique map of the Kingdom of Persia from Jan Jansson’s version of the Mercator Atlas Minor.
Elegant small antique map of Picardy / Picardie / Picardia – modern day Hauts-de-France – from the 17th Century Jansson Mercator Atlas Minor.
Elegant antique map of Russia from the Jansson Mercator Atlas Minor.
Elegant small 17th Century Map of Guinea from the Jan Jansson edition of Mercator’s Atlas Minor.
Rare and unique antique map of the Caribbean islands including Cuba, Haiti, Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, Margarita Island and Jamaica from the Jan Jansson edition of Mercator’s Atlas Minor. The map includes an usual publishing error – it was accidentally titled as “Island of Ceylon.”