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Topographia Germaniae
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Topographia Germaniae

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  • Matthäus Merian

    …1688 he published Martin Zeiller’s Topographia Germaniae, with more than 2,000 plates etched and engraved by himself and his sons Matthäus and Caspar. Among his last works was “Dance of Death” (1649).

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    …1688 he published Martin Zeiller’s Topographia Germaniae, with more than 2,000 plates etched and engraved by himself and his sons Matthäus and Caspar. Among his last works was “Dance of Death” (1649).

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