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For nearly sixty years, during the most important and exciting period in the history of modern map making, Gerard Mercator was the supreme cartographer, his name, second only to Ptolemy, synonymous with forms of map projection still in use today. Although not the inventor of this type of projection, he was the first to apply it to navigational charts in such a form that compass bearing could be plotted on charts in straight lines, thereby providing seamen with a solution to an age-old problem of navigation at sea. Mercator's monumental world map of 1569, which survives today in only three copies, was his major statement propounding the use of such a projection, and demonstrating how it might be drafted. The influence of his revolutionary ideas as illustrated by that map transformed land surveying, and his research and calculations led him to break away from Ptolemy's conception of the size and outline of the continents. This drastically reduced the longitudinal length of Europe and Asia and altered the shape of the Old World as visualized in the early sixteenth century. Unlike the work of Abraham Ortelius, a contemporary (and equally celebrated) cartographer, Mercator's maps are original. Ortelius did what most of the atlas-makers of our time are engaged in: the reduction and generalization of already existing maps. Gerard Mercator, with his sense that scientific work should be original and new, checked the current knowledge of the earth's topography against its fundamental sources and drew maps in an original manner.
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A 16th century surge in trade and travel kindled early European cartography, particularly within the county of Flanders. Prominent mathematicians and scientists such as Gerardus Mercator challenged classical ideas about the physical world, presenting alternatives based on leading theories of topography and cosmology. Mercator’s vast travels endowed him with experience to create increasingly precise maps, such as his world map Orbis Terrae Compendiosa Descriptio, notable for its relatively successful depictions of continental coastlines. Mercator’s maps, widely used during the 16th and 17th century, provided a reference for his cartographic successors, from Abraham Ortelius to Joan Blaeu. The intellectual Dutch climate within which Mercator worked fostered a network of collaboration that promoted discovery, change, and scientific accuracy.
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Engraver
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Engraver
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historical maps
engravings (prints)
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Joan Blaeu
1662
1662
East Flanders (Belgium)
Bruges (Belgium)
Ghent (Belgium)
East Flanders (Belgium)
Bruges (Belgium)
Ghent (Belgium)
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Blaeu, Joan
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Blaeu, Joan
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Engraver
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historical maps
engravings (prints)
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Joan Blaeu
1662
1662
Zandvliet (Belgium)
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Bergen op Zoom (Netherlands)
Hulst (North Brabant, Netherlands)
Doel (Belgium)
Waasland (Belgium and Netherlands)
Scheldt River
Oosterschelde (Netherlands)
Westerschelde (Netherlands)
Zandvliet (Belgium)
Brabant (Belgium)
Antwerp (Belgium)
Bergen op Zoom (Netherlands)
Hulst (North Brabant, Netherlands)
Doel (Belgium)
Waasland (Belgium and Netherlands)
Scheldt River
Oosterschelde (Netherlands)
Westerschelde (Netherlands)
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Secunda Pars Brabantiæ cuius urbs primaria Bruxellæ
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Prominent Dutch cartographer and publisher Joan Blaeu portrayed hundreds of locations across the globe. From his studio just outside of Amsterdam, Blaeu published religious and philosophical texts, as well as atlases and maps of all sizes. As representative to the Dutch East India Company, Blaeu had access to thousands of maps and accounts of recent explorations, which he used as the basis for his own work. Blaeu's magnum opus, Atlas Major, contained 594 maps and more than 4,000 pages upon its initial publication in 1662. Depicting regions from Europe, Asia, and the Americas, Atlas Major was produced in several languages, including Dutch (9 volumes), Spanish (10 volumes), Latin (11 volumes), and French (12 volumes). After printing, Blaeu often sent the atlas to leading local craftsmen for finishing touches. Artist Dirk Janszoon van Santen typically provided watercolor and gilding to the black and white prints, and book binder Albertus Magnus bound many of the volumes. Atlas Major, from which many of the prints in this collection derive, quickly became the comprehensive standard for atlases.
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Blaeu, Joan
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Engraver
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historical maps
engravings (prints)
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Joan Blaeu
1662
1662
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Brussels (Belgium)
Louvain (Belgium)
Mechelen (Belgium)
Brabant (Belgium)
Brussels (Belgium)
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Mechelen (Belgium)
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Atlas Major
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17th Century Dutch Atlas Maps
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Brussels (Belgium)
Louvain (Belgium)
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Blaeu, Joan
Blaeu, Joan
Blaeu, Joan
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