Complete Ukraine Im Jahr 1665 Von Nicolas Sanson Bei Jean-pierre Mariette Massive 85% Savings [VvLZUEwS]

1665 Map of Ukraine by Nicolas Sanson

This exquisite map of Ukraine, published in 1665, is a testament to the meticulous cartographic work of Nicolas Sanson in collaboration with his esteemed publisher, Jean-Pierre Mariette. Based on the detailed plans of Guillaume Le Vasseur de Beauplans, a French military engineer, this map offers an accurate portrayal of the western Ukraine during the 17th century. The map features the historical regions of Wolhynia and Podolia, as well as the surrounding areas of Moldavia, Transylvania, Hungary, and Poland.

• Highly detailed and accurate representation of the 17th-century western Ukraine
• Based on the meticulous plans of Guillaume Le Vasseur de Beauplans

Artistic and Historical Significance

This fine art print captures the essence of the era, showcasing the historical region of "Schwarzruthenien" (also known as "Schwarzreußen" or "Schwarzrussland") at its center, surrounded by the majestic Carpathian Mountains. The map also highlights the multilingual naming of major cities, such as Lemberg, which is referred to as Leopolis and Luwow. The title cartouche at the bottom left includes the date of publication and a twenty-year privilege, reflecting the cultural and artistic standards of the time.

• Depicts the historical region of "Schwarzruthenien" and the surrounding areas
• Multilingual naming of major cities, showcasing the diverse cultural landscape

High-Quality Fine Art Print

This map is available as a high-quality fine art print, measuring 44.8 x 52 cm (height x width). The print is meticulously crafted to capture the intricate details and artistic beauty of the original map. Whether you are an aficionado of historical cartography, a collector of fine art prints, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of historical maps, this print is an invaluable addition to your collection.

• High-quality fine art print, measuring 44.8 x 52 cm
• Meticulously crafted to capture the intricate details and artistic beauty of the original map