The Dutch Golden Age

Artesia Comitatus. Artois
Blaeu, Joan
1662

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Blaeu, Joan
Blaeu, Joan
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Engraver
Cartographer
Engraver
maps (documents)
historical maps
engravings (prints)
Joan Blaeu
Joan Blaeu
1662
1662
Artois (France)
Flanders (Belgium)
Picardy (France)
Cambrai (France)
Hainaut (Belgium)
Artois (France)
Flanders (Belgium)
Picardy (France)
Cambrai (France)
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Artesia Comitatus. Artois
artesia comitatus artois
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Blaeu, Joan
Blaeu, Joan
Blaeu, Joan
Blaeu, Joan
Blaeu, Joan
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2023-05-15T17:26:18.3Z

Tabula Bergarum ad Zomam Stenbergæ
Blaeu, Joan
1662

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1662
1662
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Blaeu, Joan
Blaeu, Joan
Blaeu, Joan
Blaeu, Joan
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2023-05-15T17:31:39.597Z

Tertia pars Brabantiæ qua continetur Marchionat. S.R.I horum urbs primaria Antverpia
Blaeu, Joan
1662

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1662
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Atlas Major
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Sclavonia, Croatia, Bosnia cum Dalmatiæ Parte
Blaeu, Joan
1662

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1662
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Blaeu, Joan
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Rugia Insula ac Ducatus
Blaeu, Joan
1662

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1662
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Pars Flandriæ Teutonicæ Occidentalior
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Blaeu, Joan
Blaeu, Joan
Blaeu, Joan
Blaeu, Joan
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Leodiensis Dioecesis
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1662

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Blaeu, Joan
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1662
1662
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Liège (Belgium)
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Liège (Belgium : Province)
Liège (Belgium)
Namur (Belgium)
Limburg (Belgium : Province)
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Blaeu, Joan
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Prominent Dutch cartographer and publisher Joan Blaeu portrayed hundreds of locations across the globe. From his studio just outside of Amsterdam, Blaeu published religious and philosophical texts, as well as atlases and maps of all sizes. As representative to the Dutch East India Company, Blaeu had access to thousands of maps and accounts of recent explorations, which he used as the basis for his own work. Blaeu's magnum opus, Atlas Major, contained 594 maps and more than 4,000 pages upon its initial publication in 1662. Depicting regions from Europe, Asia, and the Americas, Atlas Major was produced in several languages, including Dutch (9 volumes), Spanish (10 volumes), Latin (11 volumes), and French (12 volumes). After printing, Blaeu often sent the atlas to leading local craftsmen for finishing touches. Artist Dirk Janszoon van Santen typically provided watercolor and gilding to the black and white prints, and book binder Albertus Magnus bound many of the volumes. Atlas Major, from which many of the prints in this collection derive, quickly became the comprehensive standard for atlases.
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Blaeu, Joan
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Engraver
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Engraver
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historical maps
engravings (prints)
Joan Blaeu
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At the height of the Dutch Golden Age during the 17th century, The Netherlands flourished in art and science. Cartographers had access to a wealth of information due to successful Dutch voyages and business ventures, as well as impressive Flemish artistic sources created during the previous century. Amsterdam native Joan Blaeu, a representative to the famed Dutch East India Company, combined these bountiful resources when publishing his own work. Collaborating with dozens of artists, such as Dirk Janszoon van Santen and book binder Albertus Magnus, Blaeu published a comprehensive atlas, Atlas Major, widely considered to be his magnum opus. The wide scope and careful execution of Blaeu’s masterpiece prompted Atlas Major to be considered a cartographic standard of reference for decades to come.

Upon Blaeu’s death in 1673, his plates were distributed to other cartographers, among them, Frederik de Wit (sometimes spelled Frederick De Witt). De Wit integrated Blaeu’s compositions into his own designs and continued to refine his atlases until producing his most capacious work during the 1690s, also called Atlas Major. Like Blaeu’s work, de Wit’s work was highly regarded and his plates were eventually auctioned to other publishers for further printing. The posthumous collaborations exemplified by both Blaeu and de Wit are just two documented cases of the vast connections between early Dutch maps. Myriads of cartographic advancements, still prized today, sprang from the intellectually curious and intercollaborative nature of the Dutch Golden Age.

Nova atque emendata descriptio Suydt Hollandiæ

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Successful Dutch cartographer Frederik de Wit (sometimes spelled Frederick De Witt) published dozens of maps and atlases throughout his career. Upon moving to Amsterdam at the height of the Dutch Golden Age, de Wit created several maps of Holland. He released his first atlas c. 1662, but continued to revise and republish over several decades, eventually titling it Atlas Major during the 1690s. After his death in 1706, de Wit's plates were sold to other publishers, who continued his cartographic legacy.
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engravings (prints)
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Nova atque emendata descriptio Suydt Hollandiæ
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