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Atlantic coasts of Europe and Africa and the western Mediterranean Sea from a Portolan atlas in three charts, by John Xenodocos from Corfu, 1520

Atlantic coasts of Europe and Africa and the western Mediterranean Sea from a Portolan atlas in three charts, by John Xenodocos from Corfu, 1520


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Atlantic coasts of Europe and Africa and the western Mediterranean Sea from a Portolan atlas in three charts, by John Xenodocos from Corfu, 1520

Cartography, 16th century. Atlantic coasts of Europe and Africa and the western Mediterranean Sea. From a Portolan atlas in three charts, by John Xenodocos from Corfu, 1520, cm. 32 x 22.3

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16th Century Africa Atlantic Ocean Atlas Coastline Complexity Geography Mediterranean Sea Navigation


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This print showcases the intricate beauty of a 16th-century Portolan atlas created by John Xenodocos from Corfu in 1520. The three charts depicted in this artwork offer a mesmerizing glimpse into the Atlantic coasts of Europe and Africa, as well as the western Mediterranean Sea. With dimensions measuring at approximately 32 x 22.3 cm, this antique piece is a testament to the artistry and skill of cartography during that era. The level of detail presented in this print is truly remarkable, highlighting the complexity involved in mapping these vast regions accurately. As we explore this vertical composition, we are transported back in time to an age when navigation relied heavily on such meticulously crafted maps. The absence of people within this image allows us to focus solely on the magnificence of nature's handiwork – specifically, the stunning coastlines that stretch across both continents and their connection through the Mediterranean Sea. This portrayal not only serves as a valuable historical artifact but also offers an artistic interpretation with its illustration and painting techniques. As we admire this work from Universal Images Group (UIG), it becomes evident that it holds immense value for geography enthusiasts, historians, or anyone fascinated by ancient cartography. Its presence evokes curiosity about past explorations while reminding us of our planet's interconnectedness across vast oceans and diverse landscapes.

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