Bellin Collection

Moluccas

Spitsberg

Isla of Dormus Or Jerun

Diu

Mexico City

Nicaragua and Costa Rica

Mallaca

Isle of St Catherine, Brazil

Isle Grande, Brasil

Korea

View of Beryozovo from the Sosva River, 1760. Artist: Bellin, Jacques Nicolas (1703-1772)
View of Beryozovo from the Sosva River, 1760. Private Collection

MAP: JAMAICA, 1764. French map of Port Royal, Jamaica, by Jacques Nicolas Bellin, published 1764

Antique print of map and illustration of coastal Sierra Leone

Antique print of city of Loango in the Congo, Africa

Opening the Scrip

Reynard and Bellin

Bellins Benediction

USNY2A-00037
Bellins map of the New York Bay, 1764. Hand-colored woodcut reproduction of an 18th-century illustration

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"Bellin: A Cartographer's Journey through the World's Hidden Gems" Embark on a captivating voyage with Bellin, an extraordinary cartographer who unraveled the mysteries of our planet. From the enchanting Isla of Dormus Or Jerun to bustling Mexico City, and from the tropical landscapes of Nicaragua and Costa Rica to the breathtaking Isle of St Catherine in Brazil, Bellin's maps transport us across continents. Explore the vibrant Isle Grande in Brasil or witness nature's grandeur at Cape of Good Hope. With meticulous precision, Bellin mapped out remote destinations like Moluccas and Spitsberg, revealing their hidden wonders for all to behold. Diu and Mallaca come alive through Bellin's artistry as he captures their essence on paper. His intricate maps offer glimpses into these historical trading ports that once thrived with cultural exchange. Korea unfolds before our eyes as we delve into Bellin's detailed renderings. The rich tapestry of this ancient land is brought to life through his skilled hand. Intriguingly, one masterpiece stands out among his works - "View of Beryozovo from the Sosva River. " This stunning artwork by Jacques Nicolas Bellin showcases his versatility beyond cartography. It transports us back to 1760 Russia, capturing both its natural beauty and human presence along the riverbanks. Bellin’s legacy endures as his maps continue to guide explorers and historians alike. Through his artistry, he immortalized these diverse locations – each holding a unique story waiting to be discovered by those who dare venture forth into uncharted territories. Join us on this remarkable journey as we unravel history’s secrets with Bellin’s masterful creations – an invitation to explore our world anew.