Justus Danckerts
Dutch
Justus Danckerts (1635-1701) was a Dutch engraver and mapmaker, known for his highly detailed and accurate maps of European cities and regions. He was born in Amsterdam, where he learned the art of engraving and cartography from his father, Cornelis Danckerts. Justus Danckerts was particularly known for his perspective views, which combined topographical accuracy with a sense of drama and grandeur. His maps were highly valued by collectors and scholars of the time, and he was often commissioned to produce maps for wealthy patrons and European governments. Danckerts' work was highly influential in the development of cartography as a scientific and artistic discipline, and his maps continue to be valued today for their beauty and historical significance.
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