Antique map of Indonesia, Philippines, Cambodgia, Vietnam, 1708

Antique map of Indonesia, Philippines, Cambodgia, Vietnam, 1708Anthoine de Winter was a Dutch cartographer who created the map titled "Tabula Indiae Orientalis" in 1696. This map focused on the eastern parts of India, including present day Bangladesh, Myanmar (Burma), and parts of Thailand and Malaysia. The map "Tabula Indiae Orientalis" was part of a collection of maps created during the Age of Exploration when European powers were expanding their influence and trade networks around the world. These maps played

contrasting colors and simplified forms gives the lithograph a lively

as she carefully balanced the spontaneous and controlled elements of her painting process to create a harmonious whole

Victoria is situated along the northern shoreline of Hong Kong Island

and then using water and ink to transfer the image onto paper

" This map was a part of a series of maps of different countries and regions around the world

The map is richly decorated with elaborate title cartouches

it combined geographical information with biblical references

the firm continued to thrive and contribute to the field of cartography

as well as a representation of the spiritual journey

"A New and Correct Map of the World Laid Down According to the Newest Discoveries

Surrounding Jerusalem

and those interested in exploring the world through the detailed cartographic representations