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19th century copy of the nautical planisphere by Juan de la Cosa, 1500
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19th century copy of the nautical planisphere by Juan de la Cosa, 1500
Cartography, 16th century. 19th century copy of the nautical planisphere by Juan de la Cosa, circa 1500
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© DEA / A. DAGLI ORTI
1500 16th Century Aerial View Direction Guidance Nautical Vessel Navigational Equipment River Text Juan De La Cosa Non Urban Scene
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This print showcases a 19th-century copy of the nautical planisphere by Juan de la Cosa, dating back to around 1500. The intricate artistry and attention to detail in this cartographic masterpiece are truly remarkable. With its topography, direction indicators, and accompanying text, this map served as an invaluable tool for sailors navigating the vast oceans during the 16th century. It provided essential guidance for seafarers embarking on perilous journeys across uncharted waters. The vertical composition of the print allows us to appreciate the architectural beauty of this historical artifact. Its landscape unfolds before our eyes, revealing a world waiting to be explored. As we delve into history through this aerial view, we can almost imagine ourselves traveling back in time. This physical geography captures not only geographical features but also a sense of adventure that characterized maritime exploration during that era. The absence of people in this image emphasizes its focus on navigational equipment and cartography itself. It transports us to a non-urban scene where nature reigns supreme and human presence is merely hinted at through the depiction of a nautical vessel sailing downriver. Through artful illustration and painting techniques, Juan de la Cosa's work immortalizes an important chapter in our past when maps were more than just tools; they were gateways to new worlds waiting to be discovered.
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