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1640 Nicolas Sanson Antique Map of The Holy Land, Egypt, Saudi - Knights Templar Balkans The incarcerated Duke eventually died

1640 Nicolas Sanson Antique Map of The Holy Land, Egypt, Saudi - Knights Templar Balkans The incarcerated Duke eventually diedTitle : Patriachatus Hierosolymitani. Aput M Tavernier. 1640 Size: 22 1 2in x 18in (570mm x 460mm) Condition: (A+) Fine Condition Date : 1640 Ref #: 40692 Description: This fine original hand coloured copper plate engraved antique map of the Holy Land, Egypt, part of Saudi Arabia and the connection to the Nights Templar (Latin: Militaris Templi Hierosolymitani) in the middle ages was engraved by Michael Tavernier in 1640 dated in the cartouche and was

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The incarcerated Duke eventually died there from neglect and starvation

the Gulf of Carpenteria and New Guinea - depicted before the Torres Strait was charted  - was published as part of the 1683 edition of Alain Manesson Mallet's 1630 - 1706 Description de l' Univers

The English painter Thomas Gainsborough (1727-1788) ranks as one of the principal masters and innovators of the English school of landscape painting

While the bills objective was specific—to produce nautical charts—it reflected larger issues of concern to the new nation: national boundaries

the Hague (c

1640 Nicolas Sanson Antique Map of The Holy Land, Egypt, Saudi - Knights Templar Balkans The incarcerated Duke eventually diedTitle : Patriachatus Hierosolymitani. Aput M Tavernier. 1640 Size: 22 1 2in x 18in (570mm x 460mm) Condition: (A+) Fine Condition Date : 1640 Ref #: 40692 Description: This fine original hand coloured copper plate engraved antique map of the Holy Land, Egypt, part of Saudi Arabia and the connection to the Nights Templar (Latin: Militaris Templi Hierosolymitani) in the middle ages was engraved by Michael Tavernier in 1640 dated in the cartouche and was

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