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Van Noort Sailing the Marianne Islands, Engraving 1600
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Van Noort Sailing the Marianne Islands, Engraving 1600
Very Rare, Beautifully Illustrated Antique Engraved Victorian Illustration of Historical Engraving of Van Noort Sailing the Marianne Islands, 1600. Copyright has expired on this artwork. Digitally restored
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103626 17th Century 17th Century Style 268399 78271 Bay Of Water Business Finance And Industry Chart Design Element Diagram Direction Discovery Dutch Culture European Culture Exploration Explorer Fleet Of Vehicles Freight Transportation Guidance Guide Image Created 17th Century Indian Ocean Indigenous Culture Industry Island Journey Navigational Equipment Pacific Ocean People Traveling Retail Occupation Sailing Sailing Ship Sea Passage Seychelles Ship Shipping South Pacific Ocean Village Mariana Islands
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This beautifully illustrated antique engraving captures the historical moment of Van Noort sailing the Marianne Islands in 1600. The print, a rare find from the Victorian era, showcases intricate details and craftsmanship that transport us back to European culture during the 17th century. The image depicts a majestic sailing ship navigating through the vastness of the Pacific Ocean, symbolizing exploration and discovery. As we delve into this piece, we are reminded of the bravery and curiosity of explorers who ventured into unknown territories. The Marianne Islands come alive in this engraving, with its indigenous culture represented by a charming village nestled along a bay of crystal-clear water. The map-like chart adds an element of guidance and direction to this scene. As we admire this artwork, digitally restored for our viewing pleasure today, it serves as both a visual delight and an educational tool. It offers us insight into Dutch culture at that time while also showcasing the importance of maritime industry and navigational equipment during those centuries. With its black-and-white design elements reminiscent of woodcut illustrations from that era, this print is truly a treasure worth cherishing. Its presence in our homes or offices can serve as a constant reminder of human curiosity and resilience throughout history.
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