Map of the World - A Collection in Context: The Hispanic Society …
WEBThe map is also notable as an expression of empire in 1526. Charles V's imperial coat of arms is placed above North America while flags of Castile and Leon (gold castles on a red ground and brown lions on a white ground) mark Spanish territories just as the Portuguese ones do for their holdings.
Salviati Planisphere - Wikipedia
WEBThe Salviati Planisphere is a world map showing the Spanish view of the Earth's surface at the time of the map's creation, c. 1525, and includes the eastern coasts of North and South America and the Straits of Magellan.
Early world maps - Wikipedia
WEBThe 1525 Castiglione Map is now held by the Estense Library in Modena, Italy; the 1526 Salviati Planisphere is held by the Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana in Florence; the 1527 Weimar Map is held by the Anna Amalia Bibliothek in Weimar, Germany; and the 1529 Propaganda Map is held by the Vatican Library. [41]
WEBThe map is also notable as an expression of empire in 1526. Charles V’s imperial coat of arms is placed above North America while flags of Castile and Leon (gold castles on a red ground and brown lions on a white ground) mark Spanish territories just as the Portuguese ones do for their holdings.
World Map – Works – Hispanic Society of America
WEBDate: 1526. Dimensions: 85 x 262 cm (33 7/16 x 103 1/8 in.) Medium: Ink and color on four sheets of parchment. Credit Line: Acquired by Archer M. Huntington for the Hispanic Society of America, 1914. Place Made: Spain, Seville. …
Salviati Planisphere World Map, 1525 - ClimateCultures
WEBDuring the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, Europeans began to create world maps with empty spaces. The Salviati Planisphere is one such map representing the emergence of connection between Old and New Worlds, which some argue marks the start of the Anthropocene epoch.
Vespucci | Hispanic Society of America
WEBVespucci’s World Map of 1526 is an ornate copy of the padrón real and probably was intended as a gift for Charles V on his marriage to Isabella of Portugal on 10 March 1526, in Seville.
(PDF) 1526 Juan Vespucci World Map - Academia.edu
WEBJuan Vespucci illustrated three tower icons between 41.5° and 40° latitude, referenced to his latitude scale, on his 1526 world map. Surprisingly, Vespucci's longitude component was very accurate respective to the Narragansett Bay/Cape Cod meridian run starting down on the island of Hispaniola.
File:Planisferio Salviati.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
WEBFeb 9, 2023 — English: A 1525 or 1526 map of the world given by Charles V to Giovanni Cardinal Salviati, who officiated Charles's wedding to Isabel of Portugal in Seville in 1526, thought to be a copy of the Spanish Padron Real (royal standard map) made by Nuño García de Toreno, the supreme cartographer of the …
The world as they knew it: New Beinecke exhibition charts rise of maps
WEBSep 1, 2022 — The second copy, created between 1526 and 1527, includes a foldout map of the world. It is a version of a T-O map, which were common in medieval Europe. These maps were simple diagrams consisting of a “T,” which typically divides the world into Asia, Europe and Africa, enclosed in an “O” that represents the waters surrounding land masses.
