Nicholls, Sutton
Sutton Nicholls (1668 - 1729) was an English draughtsman and engraver living in London in the end of ther 17th and the early 18th century. He is best known for having produced a large number of views of places and buildings in London for John Bowles' 1725 Prospects of the Most Considerable Buildings about London’ (1725), Nicholls was also published in Stow's ‘Survey.’ Nicholls drew and engraved some large general birdseye views of London, and a number of portraits. He engraved maps as well, his work appearing for example in Wells' geographical atlas.
Cutting Edge Asian Geography for an English Audience.
A New Map of Great Tartary, and China, with the adjoyning Parts of Asia.
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This is Edward Wells' 1700 map of central and northern Asia. The map spans from the near east - Mesopotamia and Persia, and the frontier of Muscovy - to Siberia and Tartary, as well as China, Korea, and Japan. (more details)
A New Toponymy.
A New Map of the most considerable Plantations of the English in America.
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This is Edward Wells' 1700 map of the British colonies in North America, including insets of the islands of Bermuda, Barbados, and Jamaica. (more details)