Map of medieval Abruzzo by Barent Langenes

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This splendid map of Abruzzo, in its early state, by Barent Langenes, first appeared in the 1598 edition of the Caert-Thresoor atlas, published in Middelburg. It was subsequently republished by Petrus Bertius in his Tabularum Geographicarum, beginning in 1600.

This small but detailed engraving represents one of the first geographical representations of Abruzzo, at a time when the region was still an integral part of the Kingdom of Naples. Despite its modest size, the map reflects the accuracy and editorial ambition of Langenes's collections, intended for a cultured and curious audience. The presence of major place names, rivers, and stylized reliefs offers a visual section of the organization of Abruzzo's territory at the end of the 16th century, making it a valuable document for the history of Italian cartography.

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Product Specifications:
Print: (260 g/m²) with a brilliant white gloss finish
Mounting board: White, 45° bevel cut
Size: 60 x 40 cm
Material: Acrylic glass and wooden frame