Lagniet, Jacques
Jacques Lagniet (1620 - April 10, 1675) was a French engraver, caricaturist, publisher, and dealer in prints and maps based in Paris. He was best known for middle-market prints focusing on everyday life and lore, as well as socio-critical satire. He was most active from 1647 to 1660 from office at rue St-Martin, parish of St-Nicolas-des-Champs and later near For-l'Évêque, on the Quai de la Mégisserie. He was survived by a daughter, Françoise Perronne Lagniet, who married the engraver, Pierre Picart.
Summation of European Cartography of Africa.
L'Afrique par le Sieur Du Val, Geographe Ord. du Roy.
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This is Pierre Duval's 1661 mapping of Africa, a comprehensive and detailed single-sheet presentation achieved by dividing the sheet up into 15 separate maps: one map of the entire African continent along with 14 regional maps. (more details)