Mallet’s Map of Cairo passenger maps Koeman attributes the relatively low

Koeman attributes the relatively low number of Dutch editions to the prevalance of Latin and French among ‘the better circumstanced people - potential buyers of atlases’

sheet size 78 x 53 cm

and a section on touring British cathedrals

Kelpra Studio number 'K7213' stamped on the verso

conjugate wormhole at centrefold

Mallet’s Map of Cairo passenger maps Koeman attributes the relatively lowThis map of Cairo is from Mallets Description de lUnivers. It derives, ultimately, from Matteo Paganos magnificent 21 sheet wall map, published in Venice in 1549. First published in Paris in 1683, it was reprinted with German text in Frankfurt the following year. Mallet was a military engineer, cartographer and mathematician in the service of the French King, Louis XIV. Condition & Materials Copper engraving, 15 x 10. 5 cm, black and white, French