Old world map Orbis Terrarum Nova et Accuratissima Tabula poster by Nicolaes Visscher.

Orbis Terrarum Nova et Accuratissima Tabula is a celebrated seventeenth-century world map by Nicolaes Visscher, produced during the Dutch Golden Age of cartography. Engraved with exceptional detail, the map presents the known world in double-hemisphere form and is richly adorned with allegorical figures, decorative cartouches, sailing vessels, and geographic illustrations. Combining scientific knowledge with Baroque artistry, it reflects the era's fascination with exploration, trade, and the expanding understanding of global geography.

Nicolaes Visscher (1618–1679) was one of the leading mapmakers and publishers of Amsterdam. A member of the renowned Visscher cartographic family, he produced highly regarded atlases, sea charts, and wall maps noted for their accuracy and elaborate decoration. His works were widely distributed throughout Europe and remain prized examples of seventeenth-century Dutch mapmaking and engraving.