Visscher map publishing house

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Visscher map publishing house was a prominent 17th-century Dutch cartographic firm known for its richly detailed maps and atlases that helped shape the Golden Age of Dutch mapmaking.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Dutch publishing firm
cartographic publishing house
map publisher
activeInCentury 17th century
contemporaries Blaeu map publishing house NERFINISHED
Hondius-Janssonius map publishers
contributedTo Golden Age of Dutch mapmaking NERFINISHED
country Dutch Republic
field atlas production
cartography
mapmaking
foundedBy Claes Jansz Visscher NERFINISHED
genre decorative cartography
influenced European decorative mapmaking
later Dutch map publishers
languageOfPublication Dutch
Latin
locatedIn Amsterdam
notableFor city views
decorative cartouches
ornate borders
richly detailed maps
wall maps
operatedBy Visscher family NERFINISHED
operationalStatus defunct
partOf Dutch Golden Age of cartography NERFINISHED
produced atlases
illustrated title pages
separate-sheet maps
specializesIn continental maps
regional maps
sea charts
town plans
world maps
style densely annotated
highly pictorial
successor Nicolaes Visscher I NERFINISHED
Nicolaes Visscher II NERFINISHED
usedMedium hand-coloured maps
printed maps
usedTechnique copperplate engraving

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Claes Janszoon Visscher influenced Visscher map publishing house