Le Golfe de Venise Bird Type_Cranes One of the most important

One of the most important editions of Ptolemy

To the far east

Champlain depicts a huge sea to the north that forms part of the hypothetical Northwest Passage

Spain and the United States broke off diplomatic relations in from October 1805 to October 1806

He titled many of the works with common and scientific names and noted their sources

Le Golfe de Venise Bird Type_Cranes One of the most importantNicolas De Fer Le Golfe de Venise Paris 1720 24 x 21 inches Nice example of De Fer's scarce map of the Gulf of Venice, Adriatic and contiguous parts of the Balkans, etc. A fine decorative map, including 5 coats of arms, table and a highly detailed treatment of the region, engraved by Starkman. Nicholas de Fer (1646 1720) was the son of a map seller, Antoine de Fer, and grew to be one of the most well known mapmakers in France in the seventeenth