Don't Miss Russland Im Jahr 1643 See Details [ARPnKy4i]

Exclusive 1643 Map of Russia

Discover a remarkable piece of history with our "Don't Miss Russland Im Jahr 1643 See Details [ARPnKy4i]" map, meticulously crafted by the renowned Amsterdam publisher Willem Janszoon Blaeu. This exceptional map, a testament to the art of cartography, offers a vivid and detailed depiction of Russia, Ukraine, Lithuania, and Poland during the early 17th century. The map, originally part of the Latin edition of "Atlas Novus," showcases the intricate details of the region, including major rivers and cities, and is adorned with a charming city plan of Moscow and a picturesque view of the port city of Archangelsk.

• Authentic reproduction of a historical map
• Engraved by the renowned cartographer Hessel Gerritsz
• Includes a detailed city plan of Moscow and a view of Archangelsk

High-Quality Map Details

Our "Tabula Russiae" map is a high-quality, colored copper engraving, measuring 42.5 x 54.5 cm. The map extends from the island of Novaja Semlja at the Arctic Circle to the Caspian Sea, with the major rivers and cities defining the landscape. The map's composition is filled with small text fields, staffage figures, and a smaller inset map, showcasing the region's vastness and the limited exploration of the time. The detailed legend allows for the identification of many important buildings and landmarks.

• Colored copper engraving for vibrant details
• Measures 42.5 x 54.5 cm (H x W)
• Includes a detailed legend for easy identification of landmarks

Historical and Decorative Value

This map is not only a historical artifact but also a beautiful piece of art suitable for collectors and enthusiasts of cartography, history, and art. Its intricate details and accurate representation of the region make it a valuable addition to any collection. Whether you are a history buff, a cartography aficionado, or simply looking for a unique and elegant decorative item, this map is sure to captivate and inspire.

• Perfect for collectors and history enthusiasts
• Unique and elegant decorative item
• Accurate representation of the region in the early 17th century