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The rare and important first edition of this map which combines three maps of Turkey, Egypt and Tunis. The atlas achieved instant fame as "the world's first regularly produced atlas" (Skelton), being the first atlas with maps prepared to a uniform format. It was also an immediate commercial success, being reprinted four times in 1570. Over 30 different editions, with text in Latin, French, Dutch, German, Italian, English or Spanish, testify to the popularity and esteem attributed to the work.
mapmaker:
A.Ortelius
place and date of publication:
Antwerp 1570
medium and colour:
copperplate, Coloured
ref:
37845
size in mm: 320 x 490 literature: Van Den Broecke, Ortelius Atlas Maps, 174. Price: £ 500 |
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