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Nicolas Desliens
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English: [world]Single sheet. Coloured manuscript drawn on vellum, housed in a modern blue half morocco slip case. The prime meridian runs through Ferro and north is at 180 degrees. There is a latitude scale. Flags proclaim European territorial possession, ships decorate the sea and the highly illuminated border shows eight winds. This chart and G201:1/52 are from the same original and on the same scale.

This chart provides a French perspective on European expansion, with the North Atlantic labelled 'Mer de France' and great prominence given to Nouvelle France in North America.

G201:1/51 [World Map]
Date 1567
date QS:P571,+1567-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
Dimensions 28 x 46 cm
Notes Exhibition Note: Lisbon,17th Council of Europe Exhib May-Oct 1983. Mezzanine 7 Apr 1987 to May 1988.
Source/Photographer http://collections.rmg.co.uk/collections/objects/540274
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Acquisition Number: MS1935-9936C
Acquisition Number: N1980-8C
Reference Number: P/2
id number: G201:1/51
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Charts and maps

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