Authored by Willem Janszoon Blaeu (1571-1638), this geographic map of Asia was included in Atlas Maior published posthumously, considered at the time the most comprehensive and the most expensive. Blaeu was a representative figure during the heyday of Dutch cartography in the 17^th century, serving as a cartographic officer for the Dutch East Indian Company.

On the map, Macao is marked in the east of the Pearl River estuary, and many other islands nearby were also located. Asian figures were placed on both sides of the map. Views of Macao and other cities were depicted at the top.

Copperplate print with colours.