【17th Century】Antique Japanese Map Kyoto MEACO Copperplate Engraving Arnoldus Montanus

A Japanese illustration created in the 17th century.

This illustration is from the Atlas Japannensis (published in 1669) by the Dutch historian Arnoldus Montanus.

Title:
Vue et Description de la Ville de Meaco Capitale du Japon

This is a large copperplate engraving depicting the cityscape of Kyoto, known as Meaco in Europe at the time, along with Japanese cities and customs such as Edo (Jedo) and Sakai (Saccai).

Size:
Approximately 52.5 × 46 cm

Features:
- A valuable resource illustrating European perceptions of Japan in the 17th century.
- A popular series for antique map and antique print collectors.

Condition:
There are age-related stains and discoloration on the back (see photos).
While there is age-related deterioration typical of old paper documents, the illustration itself is in relatively good condition.

Please understand the condition before purchasing, as this is an old antique print.

Recommended for those looking for antique materials such as old maps, copperplate engravings, and Japanese illustrations.

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