Novissima et Accuratissima TOTIUS AMERICÆ DESCRIPTIO - Schagen, Gerrit van, 1642-1690 (The Glen McLaughlin Map Collection of California as an Island, 1671)
Vignette of Poseidon and sea creatures in upper left. Additional artwork added to seas overall.
L.C. 506 & 3431; Wagner 405; Wheat 56; Tooley 34; Leighly 60.
California as a large island of Briggs type, with nearly flat northern coast. C. Mendocino is northern-most point on California. Anian and Straet Anian to northeast. Partial outline of Zelandia Nova to far southwest. Cartography and title cartouche based on Visscher's map of 1670. And is very similar to DeWit's 1670 map, Ogilby's 1671 map, and Meursius map of [1671-73].
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Keywords: map; Digital Maps; Early Maps; California as an island--Maps; America--Maps