| General description |
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| Terrestial globe from 17th century. Printed from copper plate and painted by hands. | | Date |
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| 1645 | | Publisher |
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| Blaeu, Amsterdam, The Netherlands | | Place of publication |
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| Amsterdam, The Netherlands | | Author |
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| Willem Janszon Blaeu | | Technology |
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| The globe was made by mounting the paper prints of the spherical segments of 20° onto a supporting globe. The 2 times 18 spherical segments are running from the Equator to the poles.
The virtual globe was prepared by taking a high resolution photo series of the globes and then by georeferencing of them. | | Support |
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| Wooden calendar frame | | Virtual instance's origin |
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Globe on a contemporary frame
Hungarian National Széchényi Library,
Reguly Antal Monument Library
(Cistercian Abbey, Zirc)
[no shelf number]
Restorated by Kálmánné Horvátth Ágnes
| | Other known occurences |
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| Hungarian National Széchényi Library, Reguly Antal Monument Library (Cistercian Abbey, Zirc) | | Title field |
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Amstelredami
Excusum, in aedibus Auctoris
Cautum est Illustr. D.D. Ordinum Hollandiae
Westfrisiaeq. privilegio, ne quis intra decem an:
nos, ab editione proximos, globum hunc Orbis
terrae, augustiori quam hactenus forma delinea
tum, citra consensum et voluntatem
Guiljelmi
Blaeuw, aut aeri incidere, aut alibi incisum in eas
dem Regiones venalem importare audeat, sub
poenis in originali diplomate latius
expreßis.
| | History |
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| Unknown | | Contents |
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| | Processed by |
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- Nemes Zoltán, Gede Mátyás, Márton Mátyás (photo series)
- Gede Mátyás (photo processing, geo-referencing, compiling the virtual globe)
| | Literature |
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| vgm.elte.hu/blaeu |
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