Novus XVII. Inferioris Germaniæ Provinciarum, Leo Belgicus
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A hand-colored engraved map shapes the Low Countries into the form of a rampant lion, with its provinces, cities and rivers marked in red and pastel tones. Ships sail in the sea at upper left, and a scale bar appears at lower left beside a sketch of England's southeastern coast. This 1648 print by Famiano Strada uses the Leo Belgicus convention to present the seventeen provinces of the region.