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Willem Janszoon Blaeu

Willem Janszoon Blaeu was a prominent Dutch cartographer of the 17th century. He established the influential Blaeu publi...

Dutch 17TH Century Golden Age Atlas

9.1 Excellent

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Vincenzo Coronelli

Italian Franciscan friar and cartographer (1650–1718) who founded the world's first geographical society in Venice and c...

Italian 17TH Century Golden Age Venetian

8.7 Great

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Jan Jansson (Johannes Janssonius)

Dutch cartographer and publisher (1588–1664) based in Amsterdam who produced the multi-volume Atlas Novus and was the pr...

Dutch 17TH Century Golden Age Atlas

8.6 Great

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John Speed

John Speed was a 17th-century English cartographer famous for his 1611 atlas, Theatre of the Empire of Great Britaine, a...

English 17TH Century Early Modern Atlas

8.4 Great

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Frederick de Wit

Frederick de Wit was a 17th-century Dutch cartographer who founded a prominent mapmaking firm in Amsterdam and produced...

Dutch 17TH Century Amsterdam Early Modern

8.3 Great

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William Faden

William Faden (1749–1836) was an English cartographer who became the royal Geographer to King George III, publishing hig...

18TH Century English Atlas Publisher

8.2 Great

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Alexis-Hubert Jaillot

Alexis-Hubert Jaillot was a 17th-century French cartographer who partnered with the Sanson family to publish the massive...

French 17TH Century Early Modern Atlas

8.1 Great

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Herman Moll

Herman Moll was an 18th-century Dutch cartographer active in England, noted for his detailed maps of the Americas and hi...

17TH Century Early Modern Atlas Publisher

8.0 Great

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George Philip

George Philip was a British cartographer who founded the map publishing house George Philip and Son in 1834, producing p...

Educational 19TH Century English Atlas

8.0 Great

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Claes Janszoon Visscher

Claes Janszoon Visscher was an early 17th-century Dutch engraver and map publisher who created the famous Leo Belgicus m...

Dutch 17TH Century Early Modern Publisher

7.8 Good

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Nicolas de Fer

Nicolas de Fer was a late 17th-century French cartographer who became the official geographer to the Spanish and French...

French 17TH Century Early Modern Atlas

7.8 Good

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John Seller

John Seller was a 17th-century English cartographer who published the Atlas Maritimus in 1672, becoming the first person...

English 17TH Century Nautical Early Modern

7.8 Good

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Greenvile Collins

Greenvile Collins was a 17th-century Royal Navy captain commissioned in 1681 to survey the British coastline, resulting...

Britain English 17TH Century Early Modern

7.8 Good

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Philip's Geographical Institute

British cartographic publisher founded by George Philip in 1834, producing educational maps, atlases, and globes primari...

Educational 19TH Century English Atlas

7.8 Good

15

Nicolaes Visscher I

Dutch cartographer and publisher (1618–1679) who founded the prominent Visscher map publishing dynasty in Amsterdam, pro...

Dutch 17TH Century Golden Age Atlas

7.8 Good

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Nicolaes Visscher II

Dutch map publisher (1649–1702) who inherited and expanded the Amsterdam Visscher cartographic firm from his father Nico...

Dutch 17TH Century Golden Age Atlas

7.7 Good

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Pieter van den Keere

Flemish engraver and cartographer (1571–c. 1646) who worked in Amsterdam and London, engraving maps for multiple atlases...

17TH Century Golden Age Engraver Flemish English

7.6 Good

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Justus Danckerts

Justus Danckerts was a prominent Dutch map publisher and engraver in Amsterdam who produced detailed atlases and decorat...

Dutch 17TH Century Amsterdam Early Modern

7.5 Good

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Carel Allard

Carel Allard was a late 17th-century Dutch cartographer and publisher based in Amsterdam, noted for his highly decorativ...

Dutch 17TH Century Amsterdam Early Modern

7.5 Good

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Michael Drayton

English poet (1563–1631) whose chorographical poem Poly-Olbion (1612–1622) surveyed the geography of England and Wales,...

Literary English 17TH Century Golden Age

5.7 Mediocre