Ancient map of India Orientalis, 1636

Ancient map of India Orientalis, 1636"India quae Orientalis dicitur et Insulae Adiacentes, 1636" was created by the Dutch cartographer Henricus Hondius in the year 1636. The title translates to "India, which is called the East, and Adjacent Islands" in English. Henricus Hondius (15971651) was a renowned cartographer and engraver from the Netherlands, known for his work in producing maps and atlases during the Dutch Golden Age of cartography. The map "India quae Orientalis dicitur et

and the colors used are bright and bold

with a distinctive Indian aesthetic and a strong emphasis on the unique cultural and architectural heritage of the country

while the lower portion unveils its western counterpart

This map is part of their famous work

they all share a common theme and visual language

The map would have displayed the political boundaries

It highlights the important economic activities of the time

Pedro de Góngora y Lujan

Umbria is known for its rich cultural heritage and beautiful landscapes

The company was founded by John Letts in the mid-19th century and was based in London

bold colors and their exploration of the complex relationship between the individual and the collective

The title translates to "Southern Terrestrial Hemisphere Outlined according to the latest Observations with the Voyages and new Discoveries of Captain Cook