Johann Thomas Kraus' 18C of 1740-1760 published in M. Seutter's Atlas novus. High-res: https://t.co/c0TSqE6Yr7

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in a doomed timeline, this is like looking in a mirror
(popcorn machine joke was funnier in my head DHFJSJ)

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Egypt, 1400 years after the Greek astronomer/geographer/astrologer Claudius Ptolemy pondered the heavens and earth, here presenting the Mediterranean city's ancient ruins and grand contemporary edifices; from the Civitates Orbis Terrarum, 1575.

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From the Americas to the Iberian Peninsula and the great "City of the Three Cultures" loftily settled above the Tagus River: From a 1566 drawing by Hoefnagel in the 1572 German edition of the Civitates, with buildings topped in vivid reds & blues

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My bundle is now available at https://t.co/DnyHRwvoWm!

Bonus: enter code DnDLibrary at checkout for 10% off all digital art in your cart. Use as often as you’d like before June 17th & keep exploring!

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Gabriel Nicolaus Raspe's 1760s "Plan der Stadt und Festung Madrass in Ost-Indien"

https://t.co/n6x4d5qmaP

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One of my favorite commissions I've done so far- what do you guys think?
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From the polar antipodes to the equator, 2 maps by van Ewyk, using isogonic lines to display the variation of the compass, "or the marvelous concatenated accord of regulated & never-ending movements of the living magnetic power; as we found them in 1750."

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It's and to kick off next week Stephanie from is reading Tiny Ant, written by Claire Freedman, illustrated by Claire Powell, and published by head over to facebook to watch! https://t.co/i3sHAHPNL4

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Final previews of 's WIP cover art for TARZAN AND THE CITY OF GOLD

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From Ptolemy's 2nd c. to Beatus' 8th c. (here in a 1929 facsimile by Konrad Miller). The tripartite world is encircled with water; East, where Paradise lay, is at the top of the the Red Sea unmistakable in the South. A spatial-temporal worldview

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