Germany - Schwaben, Baden-Württemberg, Bayern, Bodensee Stuttgart, Augsburg...; F. de Wit - Circulus Suevicus in quo sunt Ducatus Wirtenbergensis, Marchionatus Badensis…. - 1661-1680





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Circulus Suevicus in quo sunt Ducatus Wirtenbergensis, Marchionatus Badensis & Burgoviensis, a large folio 17th‑century copper engraving map of southern Germany (Schwaben, Baden‑Württemberg, Bayern, Bodensee, Stuttgart, Augsburg, etc.) by Frederik de Wit, ca. 1680, with contemporary hand colour and coats of arms in the cartouche, sheet 54 × 64 cm (image 48.5 × 57.5 cm), excellent condition.
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Circulus Suevicus in quo sunt Ducatus Wirtenbergensis, Marchionatus Badensis & Burgoviensis Comitatus Otting, Rechberg, Konigsek, Hohenzolern, & .. (1680)
Large folio sized map of a part of southern part Germany, focusing on Baden-Württemberg and part of Bavaria. The map shows Suabia with the cities of Augsburg, Ulm, Memmingen, Kempten, Nördlingen, Lindau at Bodensee and others.; Baden-Württemberg with Constanz, Tübingen, Stuttgart, Heidelberg, Pforzheim, Freiburg im Breisgau.
In addition to the cities and natural landscapes, the map also reveals the political boundaries. The division of the region into smaller administrative units, with the coats of arms shown in the elaborate cartouche in the left bottom corner, is a compelling feature that underscores the political complexity of the era.
The map is made by Frederik de Wit around 1680 and published in Amsterdam.
Excellent condition
Image 48,5x57,5cm, sheet 54x64cm
Circulus Suevicus in quo sunt Ducatus Wirtenbergensis, Marchionatus Badensis & Burgoviensis Comitatus Otting, Rechberg, Konigsek, Hohenzolern, & .. (1680)
Large folio sized map of a part of southern part Germany, focusing on Baden-Württemberg and part of Bavaria. The map shows Suabia with the cities of Augsburg, Ulm, Memmingen, Kempten, Nördlingen, Lindau at Bodensee and others.; Baden-Württemberg with Constanz, Tübingen, Stuttgart, Heidelberg, Pforzheim, Freiburg im Breisgau.
In addition to the cities and natural landscapes, the map also reveals the political boundaries. The division of the region into smaller administrative units, with the coats of arms shown in the elaborate cartouche in the left bottom corner, is a compelling feature that underscores the political complexity of the era.
The map is made by Frederik de Wit around 1680 and published in Amsterdam.
Excellent condition
Image 48,5x57,5cm, sheet 54x64cm

