Antique map of Malabar, India, 1892

Antique map of Malabar, India, 1892The cartographic work is attributed to Roux, a distinguished French cartographer, and it found publication in 1892 under the auspices of the Carmelite Press in Paris. The map offers a depiction of the Malabar Coast, situated in the southwestern part of India. It encompasses the territories of Travancore and Cochin, alongside the British Indian province of Malabar. Its primary focus lies on the endeavors of the Discalced Carmelite Fathers, a Catholic

Edward Stanford (1827–1904) was a prominent British map publisher

Hailing from the bustling city of Naples

including maps of different regions and countries

The painting's abstract forms and muted colors create a dreamlike atmosphere

The major cities of Arabia are also labeled

It also includes the names of cities

One of Hondius' notable works is the "Nova totius terrarum orbis geographica ac hydrographia tabula

Kandinsky's work is characterized by its bold

With meticulous detail and artistic flair

The map was likely commissioned by the VOC to aid in their navigation

The intricate cartography showcases Visscher's mastery in mapmaking

This feature was especially valuable for maritime navigation