Antique maps constitute the primary record of how geographical knowledge was compiled, interpreted and disseminated in earlier centuries. The material presented here focuses on rare antique maps survived in relatively few impressions, or are otherwise seldom encountered on the market.<\/p>\r\n
From the sixteenth century onwards, centres such as Amsterdam, Antwerp and Paris emerged as leading hubs of cartographic production. There, cartographers, engravers and publishers collaborated in the creation of maps, atlases and globes that circulated widely across Europe and beyond. Alongside atlas plates, many maps were also issued separately, often for practical use or for display.<\/p>\r\n[\/col]\r\n\r\n[\/row]","link":"https:\/\/inter-antiquariaat.nl\/en\/dutch-heritage\/maps\/","name":"Maps","slug":"maps","taxonomy":"product_cat","parent":0,"meta":[],"menu_order":1,"yoast_head":"\n