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1630 World Map Print - Vintage Map Print with Archival Paper | Historical Cartography Art

1630 World Map Print – Vintage Map Print with Archival Paper | Historical Cartography Art

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The 1630 world map print is a stunning vintage map print that brings historical map art into your living space, offering a unique glimpse into the world as it was…

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The 1630 world map print is a stunning vintage map print that brings historical map art into your living space, offering a unique glimpse into the world as it was known in the 17th century. This antique world map, originally created by Henricus Hondius, showcases early cartographic details such as New England labeled as Nova Albion, California depicted as an island, and the Southern continent named ‘Terra Australis Incognita’ hinting at Australias coastline. Printed on high-quality archival paper, this decorative wall map combines authentic restoration with farmhouse style map charm, making it a perfect addition to any home or office decor.

Each historical map art print is produced on Epson Enhanced Matte archival paper to ensure longevity and color accuracy. The restoration process carefully matches the colors to the original 1630 world map print, preserving its delicate details and rich tones. This Hondius map print comes rolled in a sturdy tube for safe delivery, with rolled map shipping included for your convenience.

Key features and benefits:

– Archival paper map durable and resistant to fading over time

– Accurate color restoration faithful representation of the original 17th century map colors

– Rolled map shipping protects the print during transit

– Large format sizes available suitable for various wall spaces and decor styles

– Historical cartography art adds educational and aesthetic value to your space

– Decorative wall map design enhances farmhouse style or restoration hardware decor themes

– Includes detailed illustrations of Claudius Ptolemy, Gerard Mercator, Julius Caesar, and Jodocus Hondius

This old world map poster highlights key geographical inaccuracies of its era, such as the Rio Grande flowing into the Sea of Cortez instead of the Gulf of Mexico and the absence of the Great Lakes. Korea is no longer shown as an island for the first time, while the Philippines appear exaggerated in size. The four elementsFire, Air, Water, and Earthare artistically represented in the corners alongside portraits of influential historical figures in cartography.

Our customers appreciate this vintage map print not only for its visual appeal but also for its authenticity and educational value. Each piece is made to order with meticulous care to ensure you receive a quality product that stands out in any collection or room setting.

Please note that frames are for display purposes only and are not included with this print. Allow 35 days before shipping due to our made-to-order process. Free shipping is available on orders over $35.

Add this exquisite 1630 world map print to your collection today and enjoy a piece of history that enriches your home with timeless cartography art.

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