Antique map of The Kingdom of Siam with its tributary kingdoms and the Isles of Sumatra, Andemao, 1700

Antique map of The Kingdom of Siam with its tributary kingdoms and the Isles of Sumatra, Andemao, 1700Pierre Mortier (1661 1711) was a Dutch publisher and engraver known for his cartographic works. One of his notable works is the map titled "The Kingdom of Siam With its Tributary Kingdoms and the Isles of Sumatra, Andemaon," which was published in 1700. This map depicts the Kingdom of Siam (present day Thailand) during the late 17th century, along with its neighboring tributary kingdoms and the islands of Sumatra and Andaman. It provides geographical

and the islands of Sumatra

The map was crafted by the esteemed Cross House Publishing Company which gained immense popularity during its time as one of Shanghai's most sought-after maps

Ottens is known for his detailed and decorative maps

It reflects the knowledge and cartographic techniques of the time and can be appreciated both as a work of art and as a valuable geographical reference from that period

The map shows the city of Milan and its surrounding area

As an invaluable aid for trekkers

He was born in Friesland

as well as from Jesuit missionary Father Luis de Valdivia

and natural beauty of Umbria

Johann Homann (1664-1724) was a renowned German cartographer and geographer

The map of Southern Turkey and Northeastern Syria serves a multitude of purposes

and ornate cartouches