Hogenberg Collection
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"Hogenberg: A Journey through Time and Space" Step into the world of Hogenberg, a renowned cartographer and engraver whose works have left an indelible mark on history. From Belgium to Spain, Germany to Peru, his maps and engravings offer a captivating glimpse into different corners of the globe. In Sint-Niklaas, Belgium, at the Mercatormuseum, one can marvel at Leo Belgicus, Hogenberg's depiction of the lion-shaped map of Belgium. This iconic representation showcases his mastery in capturing national identity. Traveling to Castile and Leon in Burgos, Spain, we encounter another gem from Hogenberg's collection - a map dating back to 1576. The intricate details transport us back in time as we explore the streets and landmarks that once graced this ancient city. Leipzig beckons us next with its panoramic view immortalized by Braun-Hogenberg in 1617. St. Thomas Church stands proudly amidst bustling streets; a testament to both architectural grandeur and religious significance. Crossing continents now to Cusco in Peru where Civitates Orbis Terrarum reveals Hogenberg's talent for capturing urban landscapes. The vibrant cityscape transports us back to 1576 when Cusco thrived as the capital of the Inca Empire. Frans Hogenberg takes center stage with his Plan of Canterbury from the Sixteenth Century. Created in 1943 but inspired by earlier works, this engraving offers a unique perspective on England's historical city. Mexico City comes alive through Hogenberg's engraving from Civitates Orbis Terrarum. Its bustling streets and majestic architecture showcase the rich cultural heritage that still resonates today. Granada enchants us next with its stunning portrayal within Civitates Orbis Terrarum during the sixteenth century. Every detail captures our imagination as we wander through its narrow alleys and marvel at the Alhambra.