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A Nautical Map, detail of the Gran Turco, 1564 (colour litho)
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A Nautical Map, detail of the Gran Turco, 1564 (colour litho)
955466 A Nautical Map, detail of the Gran Turco, 1564 (colour litho) by Maggiolo, Giacomo (16th Century); Biblioteca Civica Bertoliana, Vicenza, Italy; Alinari
Media ID 22244146
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Anatolia Armenia Cappadocia Cartographic Cartography Central Central Turkey Citadel Citadels Cities Coast Scenery Coastal Feature Coastl Compass Crowns Eastern Empires Ethiopia Galicia Gran Nautical Naval School Navigation Ruling Shipping Syria Topographical Turkish Culture Coast Scene Turco Turk
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This print showcases a stunning detail of the Gran Turco, a nautical map created in 1564 by Giacomo Maggiolo. The vibrant colors and intricate details bring this historical piece to life, allowing us to delve into the world of cartography during the Renaissance era. The map depicts various elements that highlight the power and influence of empires during that time. From majestic ships sailing across the Black Sea to fortified cities with towering citadels, every aspect tells a story of medieval ruling and naval dominance. The compass symbolizes navigation prowess while crowns represent authority and sovereignty. As our eyes wander through this masterpiece, we are transported from Italy's coastline to Cappadocia in central Turkey, exploring regions like Armenia, Syria, Ethiopia, and Anatolia along the way. This detailed topographical representation not only serves as an invaluable tool for sailors but also offers insights into cultural exchanges between Europe and Asia. The presence of Turkish culture is evident throughout the map - from turban-wearing figures representing troops or armed forces to symbols depicting Middle Eastern architecture. It serves as a testament to the rich heritage found in Central Turkey and its significance within European history. Overall, this print captures both artistic beauty and historical importance. It allows us to appreciate how maps were not just utilitarian objects but also works of art that reflected political landscapes and cultural connections between different regions of the world.
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