1552-1612.
Vrients was the map engraver and publisher in Antwerp who, after the death of Ortelius in 1598, acquired the publication rights of the Theatrum. Between 1601 and 1612 he issued a number of editions which included some of his own maps and he was responsible for printing the maps for the English edition in 1606. He also published a number of important individual maps and a small atlas of the Netherlands.
HENNEBERGER [HENNEBERGEN], KASPAR [GASPAR] of ELRICH.
1529-1600.
German cartographer.
Livonia 1555 (lost) reissued Blaeu 1613,
Prussia, Ortelius 1576, used later by Hondius & Blaeu.
Bland arbeten.
Livonia 1555 (lost).
Prussia, Ortelius 1576.
Tooley
c. 1703-66
HENDRIK DE LETH (THE YOUNGER) ft. 1788
Engraver, publisher and painter, active in Amsterdam, worked for the Visscher family and eventually took over the business. De Leth is better known as an artist and engraver than as a cartographer although his historical atlas of the Netherlands was a very popular work. His son, Hendrik de Leth (the Younger), published a World Atlas in 1788.
Ingermanlandiae – Homanns Erben 1734
Näsby - Nay 1881.