Antique map of India Orientalis, Asia, 1770

Antique map of India Orientalis, Asia, 1770"Les Indes Orientales Et Leur Archipel" is a cartographic work created by Jean Lattr in 1770. Jean Lattr was a French geographer and engraver who was active during the 18th century. He was known for producing a variety of maps and atlases that depicted different regions of the world. "Les Indes Orientales Et Leur Archipel" translates to "The East Indies and Their Archipelago" in English. This work would likely include maps and geographical information

Joan Miró's lithograph "The Rooster" was created in 1939

and possibly other details relevant to the area

and the Mediterranean region

He was born in Leiden

with the final one appearing in 1612

so this vintage poster promoting travel to India is highlighting this attraction as a must-see destination

Pierre Mortier was a notable Dutch cartographer and publisher who lived during the late 17th and early 18th centuries

The French held control over Indochina

Arnout's lithograph of the Palais d'Orsay is an important record of the palace as it appeared in the mid-19th century

Sanson is known for his expertise in map design

the map thoughtfully features the city's beaches

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