Antique map of The Kingdom of Siam with its tributary kingdoms and the Isles of Sumatra, Andemao, 1700, (fine art photo paper, 96 cm x 68 cm)

Antique map of The Kingdom of Siam with its tributary kingdoms and the Isles of Sumatra, Andemao, 1700, (fine art photo paper, 96 cm x 68 cm)Pierre Mortier (1661 1711) stood as a distinguished Dutch publisher and engraver, renowned for his remarkable contributions to cartography. Among his notable accomplishments, he crafted the map titled "The Kingdom of Siam With its Tributary Kingdoms and the Isles of Sumatra, Andemaon," which saw publication in the year 1700. This particular map offers a portrayal of the Kingdom of Siam, which corresponds to present day Thailand in the late 17th

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