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Dutch Trade Map of the Baltic Sea
Dutch Trade map of the Baltic Sea (hand-coloured engraving)
During the last decades of the 16th century and throughout the 17th century Dutch merchants and mariners dominated European trade in the Baltic area. In the Republic of the United Netherlands this trade was mainly concentrated in Amsterdam. The most frequently visited Baltic ports of call were Lübeck, Danzig, Koningsbergen and Riga
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17th Century Baltic Sea Cartouche Compass Rose Estuary Finland Fish Geography Industry Island Land Scandinavia Shipping Ships Whale Trade Route Traditionally Dutch
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This hand-coloured engraving showcases the Dutch Trade Map of the Baltic Sea, capturing a significant era in European trade during the late 16th and throughout the 17th century. The dominance of Dutch merchants and mariners is evident as they established their stronghold in Amsterdam, serving as the epicenter for this bustling commerce. Lübeck, Danzig, Koningsbergen, and Riga emerged as prominent Baltic ports frequented by these enterprising traders. The intricately detailed map highlights various elements essential to navigation and exploration. A compass rose guides seafarers through uncharted waters while cartouches provide vital information about coastal regions. Islands dotting the sea are meticulously depicted alongside estuaries that served as gateways to inland trade routes. Fishermen ply their trade amidst an ocean teeming with life; a solitary whale gracefully glides through its depths. This illustration not only serves practical purposes but also reflects traditional Dutch cartography techniques prevalent during this period. Preserved over time, this print from Fine Art Storehouse offers us a glimpse into history - a testament to human ingenuity and ambition in expanding global networks of commerce. It reminds us of an era when maritime trade was at its zenith and Amsterdam stood tall as Europe's trading hub within reach of Scandinavia's shores and Finland's distant horizons.
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