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Double-page facsimile print · Approx. 520 × 400 mm
One of the most fascinating depictions of the world in medieval cartography. This remarkable Mappa Mundi comes from the Girona Beatus of Liébana (975 AD), an illuminated manuscript produced at the monastery of Tábara (Zamora, Spain) and now preserved in Girona Cathedral.
Spanning two complete folios, the illumination depicts the known world, featuring Paradise, Adam and Eve, an unknown fourth continent and an ocean teeming with fish, sea monsters and ships.
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An exceptional reproduction for lovers of medieval art, historic maps and cartography, ideal for collecting, giving as a gift or framing.
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One of the most fascinating depictions of the world in medieval cartography. This remarkable Mappa Mundi comes from the Girona Beatus of Liébana (975 AD), an illuminated manuscript produced at the monastery of Tábara (Zamora, Spain) and now preserved in Girona Cathedral.
Spanning two complete folios, the illumination depicts the known world, featuring Paradise, Adam and Eve, an unknown fourth continent and an ocean teeming with fish, sea monsters and ships.
Print details:
An exceptional reproduction for lovers of medieval art, historic maps and cartography, ideal for collecting, giving as a gift or framing.