1689 Accuratissima totius Asiae tabula...By: Frederick de Wit Date: 1689 (published) Amsterdam Original Size: 19 x 22. 5 inches (28 x 57 cm) This is a fine print reproduction of de Wit's 17th century map of Asia. The map extends from Eastern Europe, Asia Minor, and the Horn of Africa in the West to Japan, New Guinea, and the Northern part of Australia in the East. Great new detail had been added in India and Southeast Asia as the map was made during the height of the spice trade. The title

approximate area of grazing lands

The maps are highly detailed in every aspect

Other destinations show famous landmarks and cultural icons such as the Kremlin for Moscow

circa 1555

professional sports teams

inhabitants and general features of the areas shown

the Scarecrow

Original Size: 18 x 31

a Uruguayan-born American cartoonist

To the north of the Sea of the West

and is embellished by a number of finely drawn figures of indigenous peoples

and dedicated to the Dauphin who was to become the ill-fated Louis XVI