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In: Wege zum illuminierten Buch. Herstellungsbedingungen fĂĽr Buchmalerei in Mittelalter und frĂĽher Neuzeit. Wien 2014, S. 148-176,
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contains an oval depiction of the world, a type of map invented by Bordone and formalized into the equal-area elliptical
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Benedetto Bordon and the Illumination of Venetian Choirbooks around 1500: Patronage, Production, Competition.
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Ludovica Radif, «Benedictus Bordo» in Compendium Auctorum Latinorum Medii Aevi II/2, 2005, p. 204.
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maps, twelve of which relate to America. One map displays a plan of "Temistitan" (
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during the 15th and 16th centuries. It is intended as an illustrated guide for
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in 1528, the work is an example of a cartographic genre popular in
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three centuries later. Bordone's map shows a very distorted
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in the area in those days and from which comes the name
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Padua
Republic of Venice
folklore
myths
cultures
climates
history
Venice
Italy
sailors
transatlantic
Mollweide projection
New World
South America
North America
slave trading
Labrador
Francisco Pizarro
Peru
woodcut
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Mexico City
Cortez
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