image: Map of Pernambuco and Tamarica

	Map of Pernambuco and Tamarica
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	1662
	print
	coloured engraving
	42 x 54 cm
	see upper left
	Pernambuca / I. Tamarica
	wic
	survey / view, chart / map / plan, banderole / cartouche / ornamentation, compass / dial, person, North and South Americans, building, ship / vessel, blockade / naval battle, battle / taking / war (fight), European, fauna, factory / workshop
	Blaeu, Joan [ed. Peter van der Krogt]: Atlas Maior, p. 570
	Barlaeus, Caspar: Rerum per octennium in Brasilia, after p. 38

Map of Pernambuco and Tamarica.
<Pernambuca / I. Tamarica>.
Between 1630 and 1654 large parts of Brazil were occupied by the Dutch. During this period the area was mapped by the cartographers Cornelis Goliath (died in 1667/1668) and Georg Marcgraf. In 1643 they rendered the results of these mapping activities in an attractive wall chart. Joan Blaeu (1598-1673) published this atlas chart based on their map in 1662.
A large number of East Indiamen is depicted off the coast.
This map may be linked to the following charts: Koninklijke Bibliotheek, The Hague, inv. nr. 1049B13_094; Ibid, inv. nr. 1049B13_096; Ibid, inv. nr. 1049B13_097.
The map was previously published in: C. Barlaeus, Rerum per octennium in Brasilia, Amsterdam 1647.
The key in the banderole is explicated using symbols.
Key bottom right: <a. Ilha dos cedros, ou d'ant:o Vaaz. / b. Citade Maurtia, v. Maurits Stadt. c. F. Frederick Henrick, V: Vyfhoeck. / d. F. Ernestus, daer by Vryburg ligt. / e. F. Waerdenberg, v. dryhoeck. / f. Stede Reciff. / g. Watercasteel, v. Castello do mar. / h. Castello de S. Iorge, v. Landtcasteel. k. Fort de Bruyn. / l. F. Ioffrou de Bruyn. / m. F. Prins Willem aen R. dos Affogados. / n. Rio dos Afogados. / o. Teiibipio, eene rivier. / p. Capiibari, een rivier. / q. Iabebiri, een rivier>.
Key on left: <1. Guaibitingamiri. / 2. Fonte de S. Thom??. / 3. R. Tapado. / 4. R. de Graspar Gon??alo>.
<I. XII. Ianuarij an. MDCXL. conflixit Primo cum Hollandorum cla??e, Hispanica, hac altitudine ex adverso I. Tamarica>.
The chart depicts the coats of arms of Pernambuco en Itamarac??.
Almost the entire upper part of the chart is taken up with a drawing of a sugar refinery with houses of European colonists in the background.
Bottom right an illustration of the first day of the sea battle between Dutch and Spanish fleets on January 12, 1640.
The rest of the sea battle and the remainder of the sugar mill are shown on the following chart: Koninklijke Bibliotheek, The Hague, inv. nr. 1049B13_097.
Cf. Koninklijke Bibliotheek, The Hague, inv. nr. 1043 B 14, after p. 38, 2.