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Olaus Magnus: Historia ~ Gothi archiepiscopi Upsalensis, de gentium Septentrionalium...

Olaus Magnus: Historia ~ Gothi archiepiscopi Upsalensis, de gentium Septentrionalium...

Basileae, (1567.). Ex officina Henricpetrina. (96)+854+(2)p.+1 folding map(s) With intertextual woodcuts. The most significant historical work of Olaus Magnus with a scarce and important early woodcut map of Scandinavia, which is...

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Olaus Magnus: Historia ~ Gothi archiepiscopi Upsalensis, de gentium Septentrionalium...
Basileae, (1567.). Ex officina Henricpetrina. (96)+854+(2)p.+1 folding map(s) With intertextual woodcuts.
The most significant historical work of Olaus Magnus with a scarce and important early woodcut map of Scandinavia, which is cartographically based on the cartographer’s previous 9-sheet regional map issued in Venice in 1539. Olaus Magnus applied the results of his own research during his journey across Sweden between 1518 and 1519. The woodblocks were prepared by the Swiss Thomas Weber, whose initials can be found in the lower right corner of the sheet.
Dimensions of the map: 375 x 525 mm. Fine, clean copy.
17th-century leather. Spine richly gilt.
William B. Ginsberg – Printed Maps of Scandinavia and the Arctic, 1482-1601 (New York, 2006.): 23., VD16 M 225., BNH Cat M 72.