Several maps are in fair-bad condition, with long tears. Stämme des Volks Gottes, a map depicting the Twelve Tribes in the desert, according to how they camped around the Tabernacle, by Christoph Weigel (1654-1735).Īpprox. * Castra metatio oder Zeichnung der Lager-Ordnung, nach welcher XII. Later it was re-flagged and renamed after the Dutch/Flemish cartographer Abraham Ortelius, who in 1570 published the first modern world atlas: Theatrum Orbis Terrarum or Theatre of the World. Built in Gdynia, Poland in 1989, it served as a special-purpose vessel for the Russian Academy of Science. * A New Mapp of the Mediterranean Sea by Nicholas Sanson (1600-1667). The Ortelius was originally the Marina Svetaeva. 1699, map of the Mediterranean basin, from Atlas Marianus by Heinrich Scherer (1628-1704). * Terra Sancta Christi et Deiparae patria utriusque sacris vestigiis atque favoribus hodieque illustrata. Abraham Ortelius did what most of the atlas-makers of our time are. * Terra Promissa In Sortes Seu Tribus XII Distincta, map of Palestine divided according to the estates of the Tribes, by Phillipe De La Rue, published by Covens & Mortier's. His friend, Abraham Ortelius described Mercator as being the. * Het Beloofde Landt Canaan Door Wandelt van Onsen Salichmaecker Iesu Christo Neffens Syne Apostelen, map of Palestine, by Nicolaes Visscher (1618-1679). Apartment is located in European Quarter area of City of Brussels. by Belleforest from the 1570 world map drawn by Ortelius and published in his.
Details from the landlord: 0 sq ft, bathroom. Description, A Paris : Chez Michel Sominius, rue S. * Situs Terrae Promissionis SS Bibliorum Intelligentiam Exacte Aperiens, map of Palestine by Christian van Adrichom. Place your custom offer to rent this 1 bedroom apartment. The map itself is a very close copy of Ortelius map of the same title from. * Turcici imperii description, map of Palestine, countries of the Mediterranean basin and middle eastern countries, from the Theatrum Orbis Terrarum Atlas, by the cartograph Abraham Ortelius (1527-1598). Published, A Paris, Chez Nicolas Chesneau, rue S. 75 maps depicting Palestine and the area of the Mediterranean basin – woodcuts and engravings (many of them hand-colored), from travelogues and other books, most of them from Europe, from the 16th-19th centuries.Ĭollection of engravings and woodcuts with maps of Palestine and Middle Eastern countries, by the most important cartographers of Europe: Ortelius, Adrichom, Kruik, Jansson, Nicolas, Sanson and more. Ortelius' atlas brought about a new understanding of cartography for the modern world.Approx. The 1588 edition, printed in the production workshops of the French humanist Christophe Plantin, is profusely illustrated on hand-colored intaglio plates, with dimensions of 450 x 300 mm (11.8 x 17.7 in). Enkhuizen : Vereniging Oud Enkhuizen, 2002. EHC: 799981 Van morshandel tot puinhandel : spiegel van Enkhuizen in de VOC tijd / Klaas Koeman. HOLY LAND HEILIGES Land Palestine Israel map Karte woodcut Heyns Ortelius 1598 - EUR 459,00. They also featured appendices and supplements that added more maps. The history of Abraham Ortelius and his theatrum orbis terrarum / C. The first edition of Theater (Theatrum) was published in 1570 and was so well received that up to 40 editions were published in a short space of time in different languages. Ortelius used 87 maps produced by other travelers and cartographers and included comments on each map in his work, as well as an index and a catalog with ancient Latin place names and their modern equivalents. The Flemish scholar and merchant Abraham Ortelius (Antwerp, 1527–98), cosmographer of King Philip II, is the author of this atlas, which contains all the maps of the known world at that time.
Monsieur a Paris, chez Mondhare et Jean rue St. Theater of the World (Theatrum orbis terrarum) by Abraham Ortelius … /by Abraham Ortelius, Cosmographer to the King, our Lord, with his statements translated from Latin. The legends of most maps name the author whose map Ortelius adapted.
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