India Quae Orientalis Dicitur, Et Insulae Adiacentes, map showing South-East Asia and The East Indies, published, Amsterdam, c.1635

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"India Quae Orientalis Dicitur, Et Insulae Adiacentes" is a historically significant map of Southeast Asia and the East Indies, created by the renowned Dutch cartographer Willem Blaeu around 1635. Published in Amsterdam during the Golden Age of Dutch cartography, this map is a testament to the geographical knowledge and artistic craftsmanship of the period. It covers a vast region, including the Indian subcontinent, the Malay Archipelago, Indochina, and parts of southern China, reflecting the European interest and burgeoning colonial presence in these areas.

Willem Blaeu, born Willem Janszoon Blaeu (1571–1638), was a leading figure in the world of mapmaking and publishing. He established the Blaeu cartographic firm, which was known for producing globes, maritime charts, and atlases of exquisite quality. Blaeu's work was characterized by its accuracy, detail, and decorative elements, and his maps were highly sought after by the navigators and scholars of his time.

"India Quae Orientalis Dicitur, Et Insulae Adiacentes" is distinguished by its intricate detail and elaborate embellishments. The map features ornate cartouches, ships, sea monsters, and compass roses, which were typical of the aesthetic style of the era. The map's geographical representations were informed by the explorations and trade routes of the Dutch East India Company (VOC), which played a crucial role in the expansion of European knowledge about the region.

This map is not only a valuable piece of cartographic history but also an artifact that illustrates the intersection of exploration, commerce, and art in the 17th century. It serves as an important resource for historians and collectors alike, offering insights into the perceptions and ambitions of the European powers during the age of exploration and the early stages of colonialism in Asia.

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