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Title
Online (1)
Arrangement structure
Bilingual equivalent
Date(s)
[1595] [1602]
Place of creation
Belgium
Extent
Scope and content
This is the first printed map of the Northern hemisphere from the Arctic pole to 60 degrees north latitude which was originally published in 1595. The map shows the discoveries of Frobisher (1576-78) and Davis (1585-87).
Conditions of access
Copy negative C101874
Microfiche NMC16097
2000235596
Terms of use
Copyright expired
Credit Library and Archives Canada. e004414662
Additional name(s)
Additional information
Map is surrounded by a decorative border with 4 circular insets, one containing the title while the other three depict the following islands: Friflant infula. 6 cm in diam. -- Farre Infule. 6 cm in diam. -- Scetland infula. 6 cm in diam.
Custodial history
Related materials
Citation / reference note
Kershaw, Entry 21C, vol 1, p 29, first state of 2nd Latin edition of 1602
Exhibitions note
Exhibition title: Magnetic Norths. Curators: Charles Stankievech, Concordia University: Leonard & Bina Ellen Art Gallery, Montreal, Quebec; 2010.02.24 2010.07.17
Subject heading
Arctic regions - Maps - Early works to 1800.
Source
Private
Other system control no.
MIKAN no.
3681390
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