Martines Collection

Spanish map of England, Scotland and Ireland
A Spanish map of England, Scotland and Ireland and the coast of northern France from the time of the Anglo Spanish War. Joan Martines (1556-1591). Date: 1587

Map of Southern Europe
3499619 Map of Southern Europe; (add.info.: Map of Southern Europe, coast of the North of Africa and Canary Islands. Nautical letter by Joan Martines. Messina, Sicily, 1587.); PHAS/UIG

Map of Western Mediterran Sea
3499621 Map of Western Mediterran Sea; (add.info.: Map of Western Mediterran Sea. European coast from Cartagena (Spain) until the southof Naples. Corsica and Sardinia islands. North African coast

Map of Europe and coasts of the North of Africa, 1587
3499620 Map of Europe and coasts of the North of Africa, 1587 by Martines, Joan (16th century); (add.info.: Map of Europe and coasts of the North of Africa)

Atlas of Joan Martines, Messina, 1582. Portulan chart of the island of Sicily

Portolan of Joan Martines (16th century). 1587. Map of the C
Portolan of Spanish cartographer Joan Martines (16th century). Majorcal school. 1587. Map of the Canary Islands and the west coast of Africa. Messina, Sicily. National Library. Madrid. Spain

Chart by Joan Martines. Island of Sicily (1591). Miniature Painting

Portolan atlas by Joan Martines (1556-1590). Detail South
Portolan atlas of the world by Joan Martines (1556-1590). Messina, 1587. Detail of South America. Atlantic Coast. National Library. Madrid. Spain

Portolan atlas by Joan Martines (1556-1590). Messina
Portolan atlas of the world by Joan Martines (1556-1590). Messina, 1587. National Library. Madrid. Spain

Portolan of Joan Martines (16th century). American west coas
Portolan of Spanish cartographer Joan Martines (16th century). Majorcan school. American west coast (Peru, Ecuador and Colombia). 1587 Messina, Sicily

Seventy Seven Park Lance by Walter Hackett
Promotional postcard for Seventy Seven Park Lane by Walter Hackett. First produced St. Martins Theatre, 25th October 1928. Well-dressed couples arrive at the prestigious London address of the title

World map by Joan Martines (1591). Miniature Painting

Portolan chart, 16th c. Map of the Eastern Mediterranean Sea and the Black sea. (Anonymous, it is believed to be made by Joan Martines or by his workshop). Renaissance art. Miniature Painting. SPAIN

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"Exploring the World through Martines' Maps: A Glimpse into 16th Century Cartography" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the intricate world of Joan Martines, a renowned cartographer from the 16th century. His maps offer us a fascinating glimpse into the past, showcasing his remarkable skills and attention to detail. One of his notable works is the Spanish map of England, Scotland, and Ireland. This masterpiece not only provides geographical information but also reflects historical connections between these countries during that era. Similarly, Martines' Portolan of Joan Martines takes us on a visual journey across Europe and coasts of North Africa, allowing us to trace ancient trade routes and discover how different regions were connected. In his Atlas of Joan Martines from Messina in 1582, we find portulan charts depicting various parts of the world. For instance, there is a detailed chart showcasing Sicily's coastal features - an invaluable resource for sailors navigating those treacherous waters. Another highlight is his portrayal of South America; with its vibrant colors and precise markings, it offers insights into early European exploration in this part of the world. Martines' expertise extends beyond known lands as well. His portolan atlas reveals details about America's west coast during that time period - an area still being explored by adventurers like him. Additionally, he created captivating maps illustrating South America's diverse landscapes along with its western coastline (specifically Peru). These maps shed light on how Europeans perceived these newly discovered territories. The significance of Martines' work cannot be overstated; it serves as a testament to human curiosity and our desire to understand our surroundings better. Through his meticulous craftsmanship and dedication to accuracy, he has left behind an enduring legacy that continues to captivate historians today.