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Map of the Government of Guyenne and Gascogne (France) (etching, 1671)
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Map of the Government of Guyenne and Gascogne (France) (etching, 1671)
LRI4709670 Map of the Government of Guyenne and Gascogne (France) (etching, 1671) by Wit, Frederick de (1630-1706); Private Collection; (add.info.: Map of the Government of Guyenne and Gascogne (France) - Strong water extracted from " Theatrum Orbis", 1671, by Frederick De Wit (Frederico de Witt) (1630-1706)); Luisa Ricciarini; Dutch, out of copyright
Media ID 22837366
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This print showcases a remarkable historical artifact - the "Map of the Government of Guyenne and Gascogne" from 1671. Created by Frederick de Wit, a renowned Dutch cartographer, this etching offers a fascinating glimpse into the geography and political landscape of France during that era. The intricate details on this map are truly awe-inspiring. It depicts the regions of Guyenne and Gascogne, which encompassed Aquitaine and Midi-Pyrenees in present-day France. The precision with which De Wit captured these territories is testament to his skill as a cartographer. Originally featured in "Theatrum Orbis" an influential atlas book published in 1671, this map was created using strong water extracted from natural sources. Its inclusion in such an esteemed publication further solidifies its significance as both a work of art and an important historical document. Luisa Ricciarini's expertly crafted print allows us to appreciate every minute detail of this exquisite engraving. From the delicate lines delineating borders to the elegant calligraphy labeling towns and rivers, each element contributes to our understanding of France's past. As we gaze upon this stunning image, we are transported back in time - witnessing firsthand how maps were not only practical tools but also works of art that conveyed knowledge about distant lands. This particular piece serves as a testament to De Wit's mastery as well as Ricciarini's talent for capturing its beauty through her lens.
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