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Stock# 40101
Description
The most famous of all cartographic curiosities maps of theLow Countries depicted in the form of a lion.
The 'Leo Hollandicus', where the Seven United Provinces were depicted as a lion are the rarest.
Visscher seems to have first published the map before 1625, the year in which the dedicatee Prince Maurice died. A second example was published dated 1633, while the third state was published in 1648, when the Spanish confirmed Dutch independence.
![[Napoleon's Battles in France, Belgium Netherlands, Luxembourg, Germany] No. 1 Frontiere du Nord. Mesny 5.](https://storage.googleapis.com/raremaps/img/small/60727.jpg)
