Japan · 17th century
€ 660
One of a kind: this is the sheet in the photographs. Ships from Langweer, the Netherlands.
The map is in excellent condition, with a dark impression, slight toning, and a minor centerfold crease.
1692 Jacques Peeters Map: East Indies, Indonesia & Japan with Unique Inset
This hand-colored map from 1692, created by Jacques Peeters, captures the islands of Indonesia, the Philippines, and features a unique inset of Japan.
It closely resembles Nicolas de Fer's map and is primarily based on Sanson's influential maps. The map meticulously details cities, smaller settlements, rivers, mountain chains, and forests, offering a comprehensive view of the region's geography.
The inset map of Japan stands out due to its distinctive shape and influences, reflecting different cartographic sources. Notable features include the marked equator and detailed latitude and longitude indications on the borders.
The map measures 6.5 inches in width by 5.5 inches in height and is in excellent condition, with a dark impression, slight toning, and a minor centerfold crease.
Keywords:
- East Indies map
- Indonesia historical map
- Philippines map 17th century
- Japan inset map
- Jacques Peeters
- Nicolas de Fer
- Sanson maps
- 1692 antique map
- Spice Islands
- Sumatra, Borneo, Celebes
- Historical cartography
These keywords will help attract collectors and enthusiasts interested in early maps of Southeast Asia, including the Spice Islands, Japan, and surrounding regions.
