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34-Poli Artici .   The map belongs to the Atlas de la Navigation et du Commerce qui se fait dans toutes les Parties du Monde, published in 1715 in Amsterdam. taken from a fine engraving and decorated with a lot of drawings. Dimensions: 48,6 x 43 cm
Author: Louis Renard

Amsterdam,1715

58-Regiones Sub Polo Artico .   The map belongs to the Geographia, quae est cosmographiae Blauianae pars prima, qua orbisterrae tabulis ante oculus ponitus et descriptionibus illustratur, published in 1665 in Amsterdam. Dimensions: 53 x 48,5 cm.
Author: Ioannis Blaeu

Amsterdam,1665

991-Speculum Orbis Terrae .  
Author: Gerardus de Judaeis

Anversa,1593

992-Hemisperium ab aequinoctiali linea, ad circulum poli antarctici. .   Hemisperium ab aequinoctiali linea, ad circulum poli antarctici. Antwerp 1593 Map of the Southern hemispere, Antwerp 1593. Color print from copper engraving (printer Arnold Coninx), 33 x 52 cm
Author: Gerardus de Judaeis

Anversa,1593

993-Hemisperium ab aequinoctiali linea, ad circulum poli arctici. Antwerp 1593 .   Hemisperium ab aequinoctiali linea, ad circulum poli arctici. Antwerp 1593 Map of the Northern hemispere, Antwerp 1593. Color print from copper engraving (printer Arnold Coninx), 33 x 52 cm The map is an example of the imaginatory powers of early cartographers. Gerard de Jode has visualized the appearance of the Earth as if seen from orbit at a vantage point above the celestial pole.
Author: Gerardus de Judaeis

Anversa,1593