Julius Ludwig Heymann (fl. 1860-1903)
8-Inch Terrestrial Table Globe
Berlin: Late 19th Century
16 inches high
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Heymann 8-Inch Table Globe
Berlin: Late 19th Century
Berlin: Late 19th Century
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The terrestrial globe canted at an angle on a brass inclination arm, the mahogany stand with central turned baluster standard and dish base.
Heymann was a prolific globe maker, working in Germany in the second half of the 19th century. He produced various model of globes for schools, as well as a boudoir globe, an example of which is now in the collection of Rudolph Schmidt, illustrated in Lamb and Collins, The World in Your Hands.