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Descriptio Frisiae haereditariae inter Scaldim et Kinnemum sub Carolinis, Historical map of the Netherlands with the territories of the Batavians and Frisians, print, map, historical print, Map of the Frisian territories in the western Netherlands in the Roman period. Top left cartouche with title, surrounded by farmers, cattle, agricultural tools, and sheaves of corn. Scale bar below cartouche: Quincunx gradus. Degree division along left and right edges., printmaker: Gerrit de Broen (I), Amsterdam, printmaker: Joseph Mulder, 1697 - 1700, 1725, paper, engraving, etching, etching and gravure, height 317 mm x width 420 mm, Part of 16 maps of the land of the Batavians and the Frisians first produced for and included in Alting, Menso. Descriptio, secundum antiquos, agri Batavi & Frisii. 2 volumes. Amsterdam: Henricus Wetstein, 1697-1700. Reused in Halma, François. Tooneel der Vereenigde Nederlanden, en onderhorige landschaps, 2 volumes. Leeuwarden: Hendrik Halma, 1725. This map was used in Halma's Tooneel der Vereenigde Nederlanden (1725) and can probably be found in part 1, p. 335., maps of separate countries or regions, Roman period in the Netherlands, Batavians, Frisians, Netherlands, Friesland, A sepia-toned map fragment showing a coastal region with detailed shorelines, islands, rivers, and inland waterways rendered with fine engraved lines, hachure shading, and stippling; the left upper corner contains an illustrated cartouche featuring seated and standing figures, livestock, farming implements, and piled goods on a rocky ledge above the sea; the sea area is mostly empty with scattered tiny ship-like marks and subtle sea texture; the land is filled with engraved place markers, winding river courses, and varied terrain shading, including clusters of small hill and marsh symbols, with a circular red seal near the lower right and a decorative bor

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Photo12/Liszt Collection

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LZT26B34_047

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Droits gérés

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52.9Mo (10.6Mo) / 42.1cm x 31.5cm / 4972 x 3722 (300dpi)

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Descriptio Frisiae haereditariae inter Scaldim et Kinnemum sub Carolinis Historical map Netherlands territories Batavians Frisians print map historical print Map Frisian territories western Netherlands Roman period Top left cartouche title surrounded farmers cattle agricultural tools sheaves corn Scale bar Quincunx gradus Degree division right edges printmaker Gerrit de Broen I Amsterdam Joseph Mulder 1697 - 1700 1725 paper engraving etching gravure height 317 mm x width 420 mm Part 16 maps land Frisians first produced included Alting Menso Descriptio secundum antiquos agri Batavi & Frisii 2 volumes Henricus Wetstein 1697-1700 Reused Halma François Tooneel der Vereenigde Nederlanden en onderhorige landschaps Leeuwarden Hendrik Halma map was Halma's Tooneel der Vereenigde Nederlanden part 1 p 335 maps separate countries regions Friesland sepia-toned map fragment showing coastal region detailed shorelines islands rivers inland waterways rendered fine engraved lines hachure shading stippling left upper corner contains illustrated cartouche featuring seated standing figures livestock farming implements piled goods rocky ledge sea sea area mostly empty scattered tiny ship- marks subtle sea texture filled engraved place markers winding river courses varied terrain shading clusters small hill marsh symbols circular red seal near lower right decorative bor