Double-Hemisphere Wall Map of the World
Samuel Dunn, 1772
Samuel Dunn, 1772
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Samuel Dunn Scienta Terrarum Et Coelorum Or The Heavens And Earth Astronomically And Geographically Delineated And Display'd Containing The Most Curious And Useful Particulars In The Solar, Starry And Mundane Systems The General Atlas, Robert Sayer, London: 1772 Hand-colored Engraved, Printed on Four Sheets, Joined 41 1/2 x 51 Inches (approximate) Sold, please inquire as to the availability of similar items. |
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Exceptional and large double hemisphere wall map of the world by Samuel Dunn, a mathematician, publisher, teacher, and cartographer. Surrounding the map are inset maps, charts, and diagrams, including the moon, celestial hemispheres, a planetary chart showing the reasons for the seasons, a world map on Mercator's Projection, The Analemma, and The Art of Dialing By a Common Globe.
Cartographic detail shows the world after Cook's first voyage of 1769-1770, with his Southern Pacific coastal discoveries in Australia, New Zealand and Antarctica. The voyages of Bougainville and Anson are also shown, as are those of the Russian explorer Tchirikow in the region of the subsequently named Behring Straits. |