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Stock# 20011
Description
Rare early 17th Century map of Europe by Michel Van Lochem, who at the time was the engraver and printer to the King of France.
The map includes a number of ornate embellishments, including sea creatures, sailing ships and animal vignettes. The first edition of the map, pre-dating the reference to Cornelis Danckerts the Elder.
Condition Description
Minor restorations long the right margin and into the printed image. Some soiling.
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