Rambout van de Hoeye. Brasilia qua parte paret Belgis. 1652. European Paintings Sabine City and the U

Sabine City and the U

The pilasters have a single decorative element: seven semicircular flutes

and natural historical specimens

Toeither side are illustrations of Metacom

Fremont's Squirrel

Rambout van de Hoeye. Brasilia qua parte paret Belgis. 1652. European Paintings Sabine City and the URAMBOUT VAN DE HOEYE (AFTER GEORG MARCGRAF)Brasilia qua parte paret BelgisEngraved map on laid paper with hand color, heightened in goldAmsterdam, 1652Sheet size: 48 x 63 inches THE SUPERLATIVE MAPPING OF BRAZIL IN A PREVIOUSLY UNKNOWN FIRST WALL MAP STATE This monumental and newly discovered wall map represents the most ambitious and final Dutch cartographic vision of Brazil before its recapture by the Portuguese in 1654. Based on the meticulous