The world drawn from nature: Imitation and authority in sixteenth-century cartography

Intellectual History Review 24 (1):21-37 (2014)
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A 1562 world map printed in Venice opened with this grand claim: ‘Behold, kind readers, a new description of all the world, which is the most distinct, faithful, exact, and is consistent with the n...

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