The Antique Cartographer
Map of the Bahamas and Cuba - 1650
Map of the Bahamas and Cuba - 1650
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Created by Dutch cartographer Joan Vinckeboons, this map commissioned by the Dutch West India Company was critical for safe navigation of the areas waters as trade routes were becoming more prevalent in the region. The map identifies the Bahamas Channel (i.e., the Gulf Stream) that served as the main shipping channel along the east coast of North America for return voyages to Europe.
Materials
Materials
A premium quality heavyweight fine art print material with a smooth, clean finish. This museum-quality paper is extremely consistent and works perfectly with large, full colour graphics or illustrations.
Sustainability
Sustainability
All maps are printed on sustainably sourced paper with water-based inks and shiped in eco-friendly packaging to provide as minimal inpact on our environment as possible.
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Shipping
Shipping PolicyAll order are packaged in durable eco-friendly tubes to protect your art and shipped with tracking within 1-2 days of order. Rush delivery available.
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Return PolicyIf for any reason, you are not satisfied withy your order, we'll glady return or exchange within 14-days of delivery.
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