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A FRENCH MAP OF MYANMAR, THAILAND AND VIETNAM (1759)
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A FRENCH MAP OF MYANMAR, THAILAND AND VIETNAM (1759)A copper engraved map " Carte de l'Inde au dela du Gange comprenant les Royaumes de Siam, de Tunquin, de Pegu, Ava, Aracan " from the "Histoire Generale des Voyages" by Abbe A. F. Prevost (1697 1763), framed. Map designed by J. N. Bellin (1703 1772) a French cartographer, who set very high standard of workmanship and accuracy gaining France a leading role in European cartography
Featuring sapphires or various colour and cuts
published 1712
one of the Sandwich Islands
mounted in unmarked yellow gold setting
23 Cts (marked)
Comprising a sleeveless dress with a boat neckline
circular dish decorated with moulded flowers and leaves to the centre
signed with single seal upper right
Produced and distributed by Miss Deanna
Ink and colour on paper
modelled as a school of fish swimming among aquatic foliage and coral
published circa 1657
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