Linschoten’s Itinerario – The Book which Opened European Trade to the East - With important maps of the World, Asia and Japan” japan For this reason few copies

For this reason few copies survive as they were often not kept

Shosai Ikkei is documented as being a student of Hiroshige III

owned a book of hours from his workshop

-Published in Oppenheim by Hieronymi Galleri

and 36 mostly large in-text woodcuts

Linschoten’s Itinerario – The Book which Opened European Trade to the East - With important maps of the World, Asia and Japan” japan For this reason few copiesLinschotens Itinerario The Book which Opened European Trade to the East With important maps of the World, Asia and Japan Histoire de la navigation aux Indes Orientales. Contenant diverses Descriptions des lieux jusques present descouverts par les Portugais Jan Huygen van Linschoten Amsterdam Evert Cloppenburgh 1619 (2nd French edition) Folio, (30 x 20cm approx ). 4 ff., 205 pp., 2 ff., 181 pp., 1 ff., 86 pp., Complete with three illustrated title