Reys-boeck van het rijcke Brasilien, Rio de la Plata ende Magallanes, : daer in te sien is, de gheleghentheyt van hare landen ende steden, haren handel ende wandel, met de vruchten ende vruchbaerheyt der selver: alles met copere platen uytghebeelt. Als oock de leste reyse van den Heer van Dort, met het veroveren vande Baeye de Todos los Santos,
A 1624 Dutch travel account of Brazil, the Rio de la Plata and the Strait of Magellan, printed in Dordrecht and recounting Johan van Dorth's expedition, including the Dutch capture of Salvador. Its copper-plate views of coastal towns, ships and plantations, with a Dutch text page and a family coat of arms, show early seventeenth-century maps-and-view conventions a designer could borrow for dense, labelled town panoramas and engraved landscapes.
