Dioecesis Sarlatensis, Vernacule Le Dioecese de Sarlat. Ioannes Tardo Canonicus Ecclesiae Sarlati delineabat.

Amsterdam: Blaeu, [c.1635].. Copper engraved map on laid paper, large coloured cartouche in upper left, and a smaller one on upper margin. Hand-colouring to entire map. Plate size is 50cm x 38cm, on a sheet measuring 64cm x 54cm. Text on verso is in Dutch, headings are SARLAT and Het Bisdom SARLAT IN PERIGORT. Tailpiece and initial on verso. Page number on verso is 40, signature mark Qq. Imprint at lower right: Amsterdami Apud Guiljelmum Blaeu. Short tears to margins, small yellowed tape repair on verso by fold, a clean very good copy. Probably from the Dutch edition of the atlas: Theatrum Orbis Terrarum sive Atlas Novus / Volume II, published by Willem and Joan Blaeu, [1635-1655]. [Dutch title: Toonneel // des Aerdrycks, // ofte // Nievwe Atlas, // Dat is // Beschryving // van alle Landen; // Nu nieulycx uytgegeven, // Door // Wilhelm: en Iohannem Blaeu. Amsterdami; // Apud Guiljelmum // et 1ohannem Blaeu. // Anno MDCXXXV]. A map of the Sarlat region of France by Joannes Tardo, including Bergerac, Couse, Lalinde, Limcul, Montignac Terrasson, Sarlat, Domme, S. Cyprien, Beleur, Ville Franche, Mont Pazier, Villercal, Cshillons, Lauzum, Ayment, Lasluetat, Beaumont, Molieres, Sisgeac and Beluer. A large and handsome cartouche, attractively coloured.