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Nicolas Visscher I

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Nicolas Visscher I (1618-1679) was a Dutch cartographer, engraver, and publisher active in Amsterdam during the seventeenth century. He belonged to the Visscher family of printmakers and map publishers and continued the business established by his father, Claes Janszoon Visscher. His firm issued maps, atlases, and engraved views covering European territories and other parts of the world, often combining detailed geography with decorative borders and cartouches.

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Who was Nicolas Visscher I?

Nicolas Visscher I was a Dutch cartographer, engraver, and map publisher active in Amsterdam from 1618 to 1679. He belonged to the Visscher family of printmakers and publishers.

Which publishing business did Nicolas Visscher I continue?

He continued the business established by his father, Claes Janszoon Visscher. The family became associated with Amsterdam's seventeenth-century map and print trade.

What did Nicolas Visscher I produce?

His work covered cartography, engraving, and map publishing. He was part of a family business that issued maps and other printed geographic materials.

When and where was Nicolas Visscher I active?

He was active during the seventeenth century, with his professional base in Amsterdam. His lifespan was 1618 to 1679.

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