Eijlant Formosa Generael
- Atlas Blaeu-Van der Hem on BibliOdyssey
“The contours of Formosa [Taiwan] and the Piscadores islands (in the south) on this map are identical to those in the Vingboons Atlas [this]”
Eijlant Formosa Generael
- Atlas Blaeu-Van der Hem on BibliOdyssey
“The contours of Formosa [Taiwan] and the Piscadores islands (in the south) on this map are identical to those in the Vingboons Atlas [this]”
Bay of Tanger (Bay of Tangier*, Morocco)
From ‘Joan Blaeu’s original ‘Atlas Maior’ (Great Atlas) [which] from the 1660s was substantially expanded into something of a personal world geo-encyclopaedia in the following decade by the Amsterdam lawyer, Laurens van der Hem, while continuing a visual style established by Blaeu. The gargantuan ~50 volume series — housed today in the Austrian National Library in Vienna — includes more than 2400 maps, charts, sketches and birds-eye-views of towns, buildings and harbours, seascapes and landscapes’ - Atlas Blaeu-Van der Hem on BibliOdyssey
Armorial Nobiliaire Emblems, escutcheons; heraldic symbols in historical coats of arms from Nice, France
Armorial Nobiliaire Emblems, escutcheons; heraldic symbols in historical coats of arms from Nice, France
Neuroanatomical atlas illustration plates from the 1786 ‘Traité d’Anatomie et de Physiologie’ by Félix Vicq D’Azyr more
(Source: diamonds-wood)
James I era personages a
See: Jacobean Types Royal, Military and Court Costumes from the time of James I on BibliOdyssey
Kalligraphische Schriftvorlagen von Johann Hering zu Kulmbach - Johann Hering 1624-1634 (Bamberg) MORE/Source
Kalligraphische Schriftvorlagen von Johann Hering zu Kulmbach - Johann Hering 1624-1634 (Bamberg) MORE/Source
The most intricately beautiful things I have seen all day.
Kalligraphische Schriftvorlagen von Johann Hering zu Kulmbach - Johann Hering 1624-1634 (Bamberg) MORE/Source: BibliOdyssey