Covchin / Amadabatah / Cranganor / Masvlibata / Paliacatta of Geldria / Aden / Colvmbo / Kanton 1670 - 1672

This anonymous, detailed, and informative print, created between 1670 and 1672, depicts eight different cities and towns in Southeast Asia and the Middle East. The work is divided into eight sections, each showcasing a unique location, including Cochin, Amadabatah, Cranganor, Masvlibata, Paliacatta, Aden, Colvmbo, and Kanton, and features a stylized, ornate border surrounding each individual scene. The print likely served as a visual guide for travelers or as a tool for cartographers, providing a detailed and accurate depiction of these locations. This valuable piece of historical cartography can be found in the Rijksmuseum, offering a glimpse into the world of the 17th century.