World Map 1680
This 1680 richly embellished map of the world by cartographer Justus Danckers shows four allegorical scenes, representing the four elements. Fire is shown by war, Air by the heavens, Earth by harvesting, and Water by a maritime scene of ships and a whale. Details include California shown as an Island, incomplete coastlines for Australia and New Zealand, and no trace of theAntarctic. There is no coastline north of California, and no land bridge to Asia. The Great Lakes are opened to the west. Groups of figures are shown between the hemispheres and on either side of the smaller polar maps.
Our reproductions are carefully restored by hand, with care and respect for the original craftsmanship. We dedicate extensive time to repairing faded colors, mending any damages, to ensure that every detail is faithfully represented. When you acquire one of our pieces, you're getting more than just a printed copy - you're getting a revitalized historical treasure, meticulously brought back to its authentic form.
This piece is printed and assembled in our downtown Los Angeles studio using our 12 color Canon Pro 4100 large format printer on Epson Exhibition Satin Canvas, a heavyweight 23 mil semi-gloss textured canvas that is enhanced with protective elastic polymers. Decorative wood, stained and varnished is added on the top and bottom, with two eye-hooks mounted on the top piece for hanging. We also supply a jute rope twine that can be attached between the two eye-hooks to complete the vintage feel of a roll down canvas scroll.
This canvas map is available in multiple sizes which you can select from the drop down menu when ordering. Check out the different sizes placed in a room added to our listing photos.
Small - 25 x 28 inches
Med. -- 40 x 44 inches
Large - 44 x 49 inches
Shipping info:This map ships rolled in a rigid tube and is ready to hang!Allow 3-5 days Production time before shipping as our products are made to order.We offer FREE Ground Advantage shipping on all orders over $35.00,If you need EXPRESS SHIPPING you can choose Priority Mail at checkout for an additional cost.
