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First Edition Map of the Arctic by Gerard Mercator

Discover the remarkable First Edition Map of the Arctic by Gerard Mercator, a groundbreaking work of cartography from 1595. This exquisite map is a rare and historical piece, offering a unique glimpse into the early exploration and understanding of the Arctic region. Printed in 1595 and 1602, this particular edition captures the essence of Mercator's original vision.

Historical and Artistic Significance

The map features a massive black mountain at the North Pole, surrounded by four islands separated by rivers that feed into the four oceans. These rivers were believed to converge at the North Pole, forming a whirlpool that flowed into the Earth's interior. The map also includes continents America, Asia, and Europe, along with numerous islands, including legendary Friesland. Notable features include the full contouring of the four islands at the North Pole, a distinctive difference from later editions, and Mercator's placement of the magnetic mountain outside the actual North Pole in the Strait of Anián between America and Asia.

High-Quality Fine-Art Print

This high-quality fine-art print measures 38 x 41 cm and showcases the intricate details of Mercator's original work. The print is meticulously crafted to preserve the historical accuracy and artistic beauty of the map. It is a must-have for collectors, historians, and anyone fascinated by the exploration and mapping of the Arctic. This limited edition print allows you to own a piece of cartographic history and add a touch of cultural significance to your collection.