A detailed, antique map of the world with sea monsters and sailing ships

Close-up of the map's intricate compass rose

Detail showing a sea monster illustration on the map

Detail of the map's coastline and trade route annotations

The Cartographer's Legacy: A 17th-Century World Map

A museum-quality reproduction of a rare Dutch maritime chart, detailing the Age of Exploration with unparalleled artistry and historical accuracy.

$1,850.00

Framing options available. Price includes certificate of authenticity.

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Chart Specifications

Dimensions: 36" x 24" (91cm x 61cm)
Paper: Archival, acid-free cotton rag
Print Technique: Giclée with pigment inks
Source: Faithfully reproduced from the original in the Scheepvaartmuseum, Amsterdam
Notable Features: Shows early Pacific discoveries, mythical southern continent (Terra Australis), and decorative wind heads.

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Our Guiding Compass

The philosophy and values that steer our mission at ShipSailed.

Why We Set Sail

In an age of instant information, the profound lessons of maritime history risk being lost in shallow waters. ShipSailed exists to be a deep-sea anchor for this knowledge. We believe that understanding how humanity navigated the unknown oceans is fundamental to understanding our past, present, and future.

Our mission is not merely to catalog events, but to illuminate the human ingenuity, courage, and interconnectedness that global seafaring represents. We chart the stories that shaped economies, cultures, and continents.

Rigorous Scholarship

We commit to accuracy and depth, drawing from primary sources and expert analysis to build a trustworthy resource.

Global Perspective

We explore trade routes and narratives from all corners of the world, celebrating a truly interconnected maritime heritage.

Accessible Enlightenment

We present complex topics of navigation and history with clarity, making them engaging and valuable for everyone.

Close-up of an antique maritime compass on a map

"We navigate the past to better understand the currents of our present. Every chart, every logbook, every story of exploration is a star by which we can set our own course."

— The ShipSailed Editorial Team