3 sheet Java map c.1818
Rp 1,750,000
Attractive early 19th century (1818) Dutch map of Java, originally by JS van den Bosch (1780 – 1844), Major General, Knight of the 3rd Class of the Military William Order. Engraved by J. C Visser and produced by the Brothers van Cleef of the Hague and Amsterdam. One of 12 maps from Atlas van Overzeesche bezittingen [Atlas of Oversea Possessions] 1818.
This map is only available on high quality fine art bamboo paper.
This product is only available on high quality fine art bamboo paper.
290 gsm · 90% Bamboo fibre · 10% Cotton · natural white
We print this map on the world’s first digital fine art inkjet paper made from bamboo fibres. Bamboo represents spirituality, naturalness and resource-saving paper production. Particularly suitable for warm-toned colour and monochrome prints, bamboo really highlights the sensuality of images.
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