Berey, Nicolas after Noël Cochin. Lutetiæ, vulgo, Paris, urbis Galliarum primariæ, non Europæ solius, sed orbis totius celeberrimæ prospectus. Artists_Robert Salmon This globe was likely assembled Frame:unframed This globe was likely assembled in the early 18th century and sold to one such nobleman detailed charts that earned him the titles of Hydrographer to the King of England and Geographer to the Prince of Wales Nicolas Berey (1610–1665) operated Aux deux globes on the quai des Augustins — at the heart of the print dealers' district — and held the prestigious title of Enlumineur de la Reine alongside his son Among the rarest large scale views of early modern Paris ever produced