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Antique Maps by Pieter Schenk (*1655 - †1718)
Pieter Schenk, a Dutch engraver and publisher, was born 1655 in Elberfeld, Germany. He settled to Amsterdam and became a scholar of Gerhard Valck. He married Valck's sister in 1687. Afterwards, the Valck and Schenk families where active as print sellers, publishers and printers of maps, atlases and architectural drawings as well globes. The published atlases mainly based on reworked plates of Visscher, Sanson and Janssonius. He died in 1718.
![Schenk, Netherlands, Amsterdam, Nautical Museum, 1700: De Oude-Stads-Herberg]( "Pieter Schenk: De Oude-Stads-Herberg")
1700 - Pieter Schenk
De Oude-Stads-Herberg
circa 1700
View of building in Amsterdam. From "Afbeelding der voornaamste gebouwen van Amsterdam" by Pieter Schenk.
De Oude-Stads-Herberg
10019Copper engraving of an architectural illustration. Nautical Museum, Amsterdam. Printed circa 1700.
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1700 - Pieter Schenk
Templum Insulare
circa 1700
View of building in Amsterdam. From "Afbeelding der voornaamste gebouwen van Amsterdam" by Pieter Schenk.
Templum Insulare
10021Copper engraving of an architectural illustration. Templum Insulare, Amsterdam. Printed circa 1700.
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1700 - Pieter Schenk
Templum Septentrionale
circa 1700
View of building in Amsterdam. From "Afbeelding der voornaamste gebouwen van Amsterdam" by Pieter Schenk.
Templum Septentrionale
10020Copper engraving of an architectural illustration. Templum Septentrionale, Amsterdam. Printed circa 1700.
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