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Das Kaspische Meer und Kamtschatka Map by Johann Baptist Homann

This exquisite fine-art print captures the beauty and historical significance of the Kaspische Meer and Kamtschatka as depicted by the renowned cartographer Johann Baptist Homann. Comprising two detailed maps, this collection offers a unique glimpse into the geographical and cultural landscape of the region around 1730. The left map showcases the Kaspische Meer, meticulously based on measurements by Karl van Verden from 1722, while the right map extends from the Ostsibirische See to the northern tip of Japan, featuring the Anadirskisches Meer, known as the Bering Strait.

Product Details

This remarkable print is a reproduction of a map that was created based on data from a Russian expedition in 1697. It features a decorative middle strip separating the two maps, adorned with banners and a title cartouche inscribed in Latin. The cartography is accompanied by engaging descriptions of geography, local characteristics, and population details, enriching the overall experience. Key features include:

High-quality Fine-Art Print

Dimensions: 48.4 x 57.7 cm (Height x Width)

Each element of this print is designed to enhance the viewer's appreciation of the historical map and its accurate representation of the region's geography.

Practical Applications and Benefits

Whether you are a historian, a geography enthusiast, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of historical cartography, this map offers a multitude of benefits. Its detailed depiction of the Kaspische Meer and Kamtschatka provides valuable insights into the past, while its elegant design adds a touch of sophistication to any space. This product is ideal for collectors, students, and anyone interested in the rich history and geography of Eastern Europe and Asia. The fine-art print quality ensures longevity and durability, making it a perfect addition to your library or home decor. Discover the world as it was seen in the 18th century with this exceptional map by Johann Baptist Homann.