Earth 16th Century

Discover the grand geographic vision of the Venetian Renaissance

Immerse your collection in the Age of Discovery with this stunning reproduction of the 1565 masterpiece, Vniversale descrittione di tvtta la terra conoscivta fin qvi. Created during the peak of Venice’s mapmaking prominence by cartographer Paolo Forlani and publisher Ferrando Bertelli, this expansive oval planisphere reflects the cutting-edge geographical knowledge of the 16th century. It offers an incredible window into the past, merging newly charted coastlines from Spanish and Portuguese voyages with lingering medieval layout concepts, such as a unified North American and Asian landmass.

Exquisite decorative cartography filled with mythical details

Transform your space with a captivating historical print that beautifully balances scientific ambition and artistic wonder. The oceans of this sepia-toned lithograph are densely populated with beautifully engraved Renaissance sailing vessels, local wildlife, and fearsome sea monsters drawn from contemporary mariner folklore, while majestic wind gods guard the upper corners. Printed on premium archival-grade material, this magnificent wall artwork serves as an exceptional conversational centerpiece for traditional libraries, upscale offices, or custom history-inspired gallery walls.