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Accuratissima totius Asiae tabula [cartographic material] : in omnes partes divisa, de nova correcta, ac in lucem edita /
No full textMap of Asia from Saudi Arabia, Russia, India, China, Japan to Southeast Asia with relief shown pictorially.; Title from decorative cartouche surrounded by figures with camel.; Plate from: Atlas sive descriptio terrarum orbis cum indicibus alphabeticis ... / Frederik de Wit. Amsterdam : Frederik de Wit, [1688?]; National Maritime Museum catalogue of the Library, v. 3, p. 208.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.map-rm169
Tabula Tartariae et majoris partis regni Chinae [cartographic material] /
No full textPlate 32 from: [Untitled atlas] / Frederick de Wit. Amsterdam : Frederik de Wit, [1666].; Map of Russian Far East, China and Japan with relief shown pictorially.; In lower right margin: Gedruckt t'Amsterdam by Frederick de Wit voor inde Calverstraet by den dam inde witte Pascaart.; National Maritime Museum catalogue of the Library, v. 3, p. 205.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.map-rm218
Orientaliora Indiarum Orientalium cum insulis adjacentibus `a promontorio C. Comorin ad Japan [cartographic material] = Pascaert van t'Ooster gedeelte van Oost Indien van C. Comorin ad Japan.
No full textMap of Southeast Asia focusing on the Dutch sphere of interest in the region. This map is detailed as well as decorative and shows India, Indochina, China, Japan, the Philippines, what is modern-day Indonesia, and the still only partially charted coasts of Australia and New Guinea. Decorations include sailing ships, compass roses and a title cartouche in the shape of a pagoda features a Chinese princess, a Chinese merchant and a variety of Chinese products. This classic format of Tasman discoveries in Hollandia Nova was still popular enough for the Ottens brothers to re-issue in 1745.; In upper right margin: 141.; North oriented to the right.; From: Atlas : tabulae maritimae ofte Zee-Kaarten / Frederik de Wit. Amsterdam : Frederik de Wit, [1675?]; NUC, pre 1956, v. 669, p. 621.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.map-rm1417.Pascaert van t'Ooster gedeelte van Oost Indien van C. Comorin ad Japa
Madrid. Planos de población. 1622-1635 (ca. 1700)
No full textInserta: Una leyenda en la parte inferior del plano de las principales iglesias, monasterios y conventos, palacios, edificios públicos, calles, plazas y fuentes de la villa numeradas para su localización en el planoEscala expresada también en: 1000 Pies de Atercia de Vara [=6,7 cm]Orientado con lis en cuadrante. Plano de Madrid en perspectiva caballera. Arbolado y cultivos representados. Clave numérica ubicando los edificios y los lugares más significativosTítulo en la parte superior del planoPrimera planimetría urbana de Madrid conocida. Miguel Molina Campuzano lo fechó hacia 1635; posteriormente Antonio Matilla da como fecha probable 1622, siendo su autor Antonio Mancelli.En la parte inferior derecha de la hoja 2 aparece: " F. de Wit excudit Amstlodami"La hoja mide 48 x 37 cm en h. de 54 x 64 cmEscudo de Madrid en la parte superior izquierda del plano (hoja 1), en la segunda hoja en la parte superior, alegoría de la Fama representada por un ángel que sujeta con la mano derecha una trompeta de la que penden dos banderolas con la inscripción: "Hic sistit gloria mundi", "Non sufficit una". Con la mano izquierda sujeta otra trompeta y coronas simbolizando probablemente la unidad territorial de los Reyes Católicos; en la parte inferior derecha, de esta segunda hoja, cartela arquitectónica con angelote, donde aparecen las escala
Ryhiner-Kartensammlung / 21 Circulus electorum Rheni sive Rhenanus inferior : complectens accuratam descriptionem archiepiscopatus Moguntini Coloniensis et Trevirensis palatinatus Rheni, et comitatus Beilstein, Newenaer inferioris Isenburg et Reiferscheit
No full textper F. de Wit ; [Titelkartusche:] P. Tideman f., G. v. Gouwen scu."Cum privil. D.D. ordinum holl. westfrisiæq[ue]"Titelkartusche unten links, Massstabskartusche oben recht
Orientaliora Indiarum Orientalium cum insulis adjacentibus ?a promontorio C. Comorin ad Iapan = : Pascaert van t'Ooster gedeelte van Oost Indien van C. Comorin ad Iapan
No full textMap of Southeast Asia focusing on the Dutch sphere of interest in the region. This map is detailed as well as decorative and shows India, Indochina, China, Japan, the Philippines, what is modern-day Indonesia, and the still only partially charted coasts of Australia and New Guinea. Decorations include sailing ships, compass roses and a title cartouche in the shape of a pagoda features a Chinese princess, a Chinese merchant and a variety of Chinese products.; In upper right margin: 143.; North oriented to the right.; From: Atlas : tabulae maritimae ofte Zee-Kaarten / Frederik de Wit. Amsterdam : Frederik de Wit, [1675?]; NUC, pre 1956, v. 669, p. 621.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.map-rm1417.; In Latin and Dutch.; http://nla.gov.au/nla.map-rm1417Imprint: [Amsterdam : Frederik de Wit, 1680?
Palestine 1680
No full textRelief shown pictorially. Printing statement in Dutch. From: Atlas / Frederik de Wit. Amsterdam, 1680, p. 20. Oriented with north toward the right. Laor, E. Maps of the Holy Land, 860. Along the top of the map is a garland supported by a cherubim; at bottom center, the encapment of the tribes flanked by Moses and Aaron is pictured.Color;1:600,00
Holy Land Maps #80
No full textRelief shown pictorially.; Printing statement in Dutch.; From: Atlas / Frederik de Wit. Amsterdam, 1680, p. 20.; Oriented with north toward the right.; Along the top of the map is a garland supported by a cherubim; at bottom center, the encapment of the tribes flanked by Moses and Aaron is pictured.; From the Maps of the Holy Land collection of Kenneth Nebenzahl.Colo
Tomatengen tegen bananenschimmel (interview met Pierre de Wit)
No full textEr gloort hoop voor door schimmels geplaagde bananentelers. Wageningse onderzoekers hebben ontdekt dat een eiwit dat tomatenplanten resistent maakt tegen bladvlekkenziekte, mogelijk ook de banaan kan wapenen tegen de zwarte Sigatokaschimmel. Dat schrijven ze in PNAS (online op 5 april). Voor het onderzoek bundelden onderzoekers van de groepen van Gert Kema en Pierre de Wit hun krachten. Zij zijn experts op de gebieden van respectievelijk bananenschimmel Mycospaerella fijiensis en tomatenschimmel Cladosporium fulvu
[map] Muritissimae urbis, Aldenardensis vulgo, Audenaerde, nova delineatio... /
No full textCartouche voor de titel met daaronder het wapen van Oudenaarde en van de HabsburgersLegendeWindroosSchaal in roedenHerkomst: Op de keerzijde ex-libris van de Boekerij voor Aardrijkskunde van de RUG, gift van de fam. van wijlen prof. F. Van Ortroy, 1934Koeman III, p. 209, Wit 27, 108Bijzondere collectie
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