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Geographic atlas: view of the Mediterranean Sea and the coasts of Barbaria (Algeria, Tunisia, Tripolitan). Atlas de Nicolas et Guillaume Sanson, 1670. Municipal Library of Marseille
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Geographic atlas: view of the Mediterranean Sea and the coasts of Barbaria (Algeria, Tunisia, Tripolitan). Atlas de Nicolas et Guillaume Sanson, 1670. Municipal Library of Marseille
JEB4874639 Geographic atlas: view of the Mediterranean Sea and the coasts of Barbaria (Algeria, Tunisia, Tripolitan). Atlas de Nicolas et Guillaume Sanson, 1670. Municipal Library of Marseille; (add.info.: Geographic atlas: view of the Mediterranean Sea and the coasts of Barbaria (Algeria, Tunisia, Tripolitan). Atlas de Nicolas et Guillaume Sanson, 1670. Municipal Library of Marseille); © Jean Bernard. All rights reserved 2023
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This stunning print captures a glimpse of history with a view of the Mediterranean Sea and the coasts of Barbaria (Algeria, Tunisia, Tripolitan) from the 17th century. The intricate details on this Geographic atlas by Nicolas et Guillaume Sanson in 1670 are truly mesmerizing, showcasing the beauty and complexity of cartography during that time.
The Municipal Library of Marseille houses this remarkable piece, offering a window into the past for all who gaze upon it. The rich cultural heritage of North Africa is depicted in this map, highlighting the Arab civilization and diverse landscapes of Algeria, Tunisia, and Tripolitan.
As we admire this historical artifact, we are reminded of the importance of geography in shaping our understanding of the world. The Mediterranean Sea serves as a connecting point between continents, while the coasts of Barbaria reveal a tapestry of civilizations and cultures that have thrived along these shores for centuries.
Through Jean Bernard's lens, we are transported back in time to explore the wonders of early cartography and marvel at how our ancestors navigated these lands long before modern technology. This print is not just an image but a gateway to exploration and discovery, inviting us to delve deeper into our shared history with each glance.
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