Nova et accurata totius Germaniae tabula 1639

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'''Nova et accurata totius Germaniae tabula''' is a historic map of Germany created by the Dutch cartographer Willem Blaeu in 1639. Willem Blaeu, born Willem Janszoon Blaeu (1571–1638), was a notable mapmaker and publisher from the Netherlands, and his work played a significant role in the Dutch Golden Age of cartography. The map, whose title translates to "New and Accurate Map of the Whole of Germany," is a testament to the cartographic skills and aesthetic sensibilities of the period.

The map depicts the region of Germany in the early 17th century, with detailed geographical features, political boundaries, and settlements. It is adorned with elaborate cartouches, decorative elements, and possibly includes vignettes of cultural and historical significance. As a piece of cartographic history, ''Nova et accurata totius Germaniae tabula'' not only served as a practical tool for navigation and territorial understanding but also as a work of art, reflecting the high level of craftsmanship associated with Blaeu's maps.

Blaeu's maps are known for their accuracy, detail, and artistic embellishment, and this map is likely no exception. It would have been produced during a time when the Holy Roman Empire encompassed a large part of Central Europe, and the map would have been valuable for both local rulers and international merchants. The map would have been printed using copperplate engraving, a common technique of the time, which allowed for fine details to be reproduced.

As an artifact of historical geography, ''Nova et accurata totius Germaniae tabula'' provides insight into the political and territorial understanding of Germany during the early modern period. It is an important piece for historians, geographers, and collectors interested in the development of cartography and the representation of German territories before the modern era.

Today, original prints of Blaeu's maps are highly sought after by collectors and can be found in museums, libraries, and private collections. They are often studied for their contributions to cartography and for the light they shed on the geopolitical landscape of 17th-century Europe. The ''Nova et accurata totius Germaniae tabula'' stands as a significant historical document, showcasing the craftsmanship and knowledge of one of the most influential cartographers of his time.

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