Rare Find Mexiko Und Die Karibik Im Jahr 1612 Von Abraham Ortelius With Tracking [igYFoDX5]

Mexico and the Caribbean in 1612 by Abraham Ortelius

Experience a piece of history with our exquisite antique map, "Rare Find Mexiko Und Die Karibik Im Jahr 1612 Von Abraham Ortelius With Tracking [igYFoDX5]." This rare double map, published in 1612, is a testament to the remarkable cartographic skills of Abraham Ortelius. It captures the essence of Culiacanae in modern-day Mexico and the captivating beauty of the Caribbean islands. This one-of-a-kind artifact offers a unique glimpse into the world as it was during the early 17th century.

Unique Cartographic Gem

This exceptional map is not just a historical artifact; it is a work of art. The detailed depiction of Culiacanae, which is nearly identical to the modern-day Mexican state of Sinaloa, is a treasure trove of historical information. The map is so precise that even individual settlements and the Cathedral of Culiacán are identifiable. This makes it an invaluable resource for historians and map enthusiasts alike. Below the depiction of Culiacanae lies a stunning illustration of the Caribbean, complete with intricate sea charts and detailed cartouches.

Abraham Ortelius: Pioneering Cartographer

Abraham Ortelius, the Flemish publisher behind this masterpiece, was a pioneer in the field of cartography. His 1570 publication, "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum," was the first world atlas and revolutionized the way maps were perceived and used. This map, a part of his extensive body of work, is a testament to his expertise and dedication. The attention to detail, from the fine schraffure used to depict the tumultuous seas to the precise depiction of the Gulf of California, is a testament to Ortelius's mastery of the art. This altkolorierter Kupferstich, with its dimensions of 35.6 x 50 cm, is not just a map; it is a historical and artistic masterpiece that will captivate anyone interested in the world of cartography and history.