Die Statt Rufach mit sampt dem Schloß Isenburg / auffs fleissigest nach jetziger...

Sebastian Münster (*1489 - 1552)
Antique woodcut town view of Rouffach, Alsace. Printed in Basle by Petri in 1550.

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Description

Original woodcut view of Rouffach in Alsace by Sebastian Münster. From a German edition of the "Cosmographey". Showing the city from birdeye perspective and the Castle Isenburg with many surrounding details. German text and a figural woodcut on verso.

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CartographerSebastian Münster
TitleDie Statt Rufach mit sampt dem Schloß Isenburg / auffs fleissigest nach jetziger gelegenheit contrafethet.
Publisher, YearPetri, Basle, 1550
Plate Size23.8 x 35.0 cm (9.4 x 13.8 inches)
Sheet Size33.2 x 42.0 cm (13.1 x 16.5 inches)

Condition

Excellent condition.

Cartographer

Sebastian Münster was born 1489 in Ingelheim (Pfalz). First being a Franciscan, he became Professor for Theology, Hebrew and Mathematics after he converted to Protestantism in 1529. He became one of the most influencing geographers of the sixteenth century. His Cosmographia, published in 1544, spread geographical knowledge wide over Europe. It was issued in nearly 40 editions and 6 languages. Münster was the first cartographer publishing each known continent on a separate map. His second important work was the Geographia, a new edition of Ptolemys Geographia. He died May 1552 in Basel on Black Death.

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Sebastian Münster: Die Statt Rufach mit sampt dem Schloß Isenburg / auffs fleissigest nach jetziger gelegenheit contrafethet..
Antique woodcut town view of Rouffach, Alsace. Printed in Basle by Petri in 1550.

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