De Wit's Map of the World, 1660 Vintage Historic Art Print

A 1660 World Map titled "Nova Totius Terrarum Orbis Tabula" by Frederick De Wit, published in "De Zee-Atlas ofte Water-Wereld" by Frederick Doncker in 1665 - De Wit's first world map - boasts a richly colored and illustrated border, making it one of the most decorative maps of it's time.

Available in:
12" x 16"
16" x 20"
18" x 24"

This print has been digitally restored from historical source material to preserve the character of the original while improving clarity, balance, and detail for modern display.

Why you’ll love it:
❖ A faithfully restored reproduction of De Wit's Map of the World that minimizes foxing, blemishes, and damage while preserving the original old world character

Print quality:
❖ Printed on archival Epson Enhanced matte paper
❖ Heavyweight, acid-free stock
❖ Printed with Epson UltraChrome HDR pigment inks
❖ Produced at appropriate resolution to preserve clarity and detail
❖ Includes a white border for easier framing, with or without a mat

Please note:
◆ Frame is not included unless added separately (see below)
◆ Print colors may vary slightly depending on your screen
◆ Mockups are for illustrative purposes only

Collector Notes & Helpful Links
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For collectors of old maps, vintage science prints, cartography, restored fine art, and obscure curiosities, this print is a standout piece.

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