Engass Sheet Map Collection

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Sevilla, Cadiz, Malaga
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Date/Date Range Produced: 1574
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Dimensions: H 39.4 X W 52.2 cm
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LC Call Number: G6564.S4 A3 B7 1574
OCLC: 74281770
Accession Number: ENG-1574-5
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Sevilla, Cadiz, Malaga

Europae II Tab: copy 1
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Date/Date Range Produced: 1578
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Dimensions: 34 x 44 cm
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Historical Context: This map of Spain and Portugal (Iberian Peninsula) is one of the Ptolemy maps that Mercator published in 1578.
OCLC: 68568084
Accession Number: ENG-1578-4
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Europae II Tab: copy 1

Europae II Tab: copy 2
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Date/Date Range Produced: 1578
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Dimensions: H 43.5 X W 52.6 cm
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Historical Context: This map of Spain and Portugal (Iberian Peninsula) is one of the Ptolemy maps that Mercator published in 1578.
LC Call Number: G6562 .M4 1678
OCLC: 68568084
Accession Number: ENG-1578-5
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Europae II Tab: copy 2

Noua Descriptio Hispaniae Pirrho Ligorio Neap, Auctore
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Date/Date Range Produced: 1593
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Dimensions: 38 x 51 cm
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Historical Context: From Speculum orbis terrae, published in Antwerp in 1579 by Gerard de Jode, a rival of Abraham Ortelius. Publication of the whole book was delayed until after the maps themselves were first printed in 1578, perhaps because of Ortelius's interference with de Jode's printing privileges. This situation has led to a paradox: de Jode's maps are acknowledged to be inferior to Ortelius's, but the limited production of the Speculum means that de Jode's maps are rarer and so more precious to collectors than Ortelius's maps.
LC Call Number: G6560 .L5 1578
OCLC: 68568152
Accession Number: ENG-1578-6
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Noua Descriptio Hispaniae Pirrho Ligorio Neap, Auctore

Hispanie beschreibung mit seinen kunigreichen landschassen und stetten icem von sitten gebzechen der alcen und newen Spaniern.
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Date/Date Range Produced: 1578
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Dimensions: 8 x 14 cm
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LC Call Number: G6560 .M8 1578
OCLC: 74281932
Accession Number: ENG-1578-7
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Hispanie beschreibung mit seinen kunigreichen landschassen und stetten icem von sitten gebzechen der alcen und newen Spaniern.

Sevilla
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Date/Date Range Produced: 1590
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Dimensions: 35 x 48 cm
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LC Call Number: G6564.S4 A3 B7 1590
OCLC: 74281765
Accession Number: ENG-1590-4
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Sevilla

Regni Hispaniae Post Omnivm Editiones Locvpleissima Descriptio.
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Date/Date Range Produced: 1592
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Dimensions: H 42.7 X W 56.2 cm
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Historical Context: An innovative mechanism established for disseminating maps was the systematic atlas. The first edition of each atlas featured Latin text, but subsequent editions were issued in all the western European vernaculars; because maps were printed by a different process, they could not be so readily altered, so their titles and place names remained in Latin. Abraham Ortelius created the modern atlas with his Theatrum orbis Terrarum of 1570; he brought together the best maps available and presented them all at the same, manageable size. For example, his map of Spain, taken from a 1592 or 1595 Latin edition of the Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, was derived from Vincenzo Paletino's 1551 map, updated by the botanist Charles de l'Escluse (1529-1609). When it first appeared, the Theatrum was the most expensive book ever printed, yet in fifty years it went through some thirty-four editions and it sold more than 7,000 copies; it was truly a "bestseller" of its day.
LC Call Number: G6562 .O7 1592
OCLC: 68568043
Accession Number: ENG-1592-4
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Regni Hispaniae Post Omnivm Editiones Locvpleissima Descriptio.