[Map of the Holy Land]

Breydenbach, Bernhard von, approximately 1440-1497
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Title [Map of the Holy Land]
Contributors Reuwich, Erhard (active 1483-1486)
Publisher [Mainz] : [Erhard Reuwich]
Creation Date [1486]
Notes Woodcut
An exact view of Jerusalem. The rest of the country, which Reuwich did not visit is not realistic
From: Breydenbach, Bernard von. Peregrinatio in Terram Sanctam. Mainz, 1486. At the end of the book. Edited by Erhard Reuwich who also drew all the maps and illustrations contained in the book. R 2005 B 2657
Howard I. Golden Map Collection, no. 8.
First Latin edition printing completed on February 11, 1486
Black/white copy - Eran Laor Collection. Color copy - Howard I. Golden Collection.
אוסף המפות על שם ערן לאור, הספרייה הלאומית
Facsimile copy in drawer A8. Original copy in large passpartout.
Call number at Current Custodian אוסף המפות על שם ערן לאור, הספרייה הלאומית
digital map code pal0133
Extent 273x1284 mm.
Language German
Call Number Golden 8
Pal 133
Laor 129
Credits Howard I. Golden Map Collection אוסף המפות על שם הווארד גולדן
National Library system number 990023683920205171

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