Historical Map of the World - Nova Totius Terrarum reprint - N. I. Piscator, 1652

A reprint of the historical map of the world by N. I. Piscator from 1652 is a richly decorated decoration that will bring the spirit of explorers to the apartment. The Nova Totius Terrarum Orbis Geographica Ac Hydrographica Tabula map is a 17th-century, increasingly accurate vision of our world. This map, due to the decorative frame depicting Roman emperors, is called the Map of the Twelve Emperors.

A printout of reprints prepared with the greatest care for similarity to the original map. The texture and color of the paper are to reproduce the material on which the originals were printed.

The map in the Mercator projection, in which the globe is projected onto the side surface of a cylinder, which is then rolled out to a plane, contains a huge image of North America. Greenland on the map is connected to the mainland. In the Atlantic we find fictional islands: Frisland and Brasil. The south of the map is shrouded in a huge continent hiding Australia and Antarctica.

The border of the map is filled with vignettes and images. In the corners we will find personified 4 continents: Europe, Asia, America and Africa. Between them, on the right and left, there are images of people in typical clothes: Europeans, Asians, Africans, South and North Americans, and Magallanians. These images are intertwined with images of ports: Baía de Todos os Santos, Pernambuco, Havana, Mexico City, Rome, Amsterdam, Jerusalem and Tunis.

The most famous decoration of this map are the figures of twelve Roman emperors, who ride their mounts dressed in extremely elaborate armor and presenting their regalia.

The historical map of the world is a unique decoration that will decorate any room with an exploratory atmosphere. It will work reliably as a gift for a traveler and a historian.

- Historical map of the world

- Perfect as a gift for a map lover

- It will work well as an interior decoration

- Dimensions: 56 x 45 cm