Antique New Map of the Entire World, 1720

Antique New Map of the Entire World, 1720Frederick de Wit (1629 1706) was a prominent Dutch cartographer and publisher who was active during the late 17th and early 18th centuries. He was based in Amsterdam and was known for his production of high quality maps and atlases. One of de Wit's notable works is the "Nova Totius Terrarum Orbis Tabula Auct. F. de Wit," which translates to "A New Map of the Entire World, by Frederick de Wit." The specific map you mentioned was created in 1720,

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and he quickly gained a reputation for his high-quality maps

His maps were widely distributed and influenced the cartography of the time

It included various elements such as coastlines

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and European explorers were discovering new lands and expanding their knowledge of the world

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