www.antik.it/Antique-globes-world-maps/5077-Vivien-globe/
Antik
e-Shop
Antique globes-world maps/5077-Vivien globe
Antique globes-world maps/5077-Vivien globe
Antique globes-world maps/5077-Vivien globe
Antique globes-world maps/5077-Vivien globe
Antique globes-world maps/5077-Vivien globe
Antique globes-world maps/5077-Vivien globe
Antique globes-world maps/5077-Vivien globe
Antique globes-world maps/5077-Vivien globe
Gift box
Antique globes-world maps/5077-Vivien globe
Antique globes-world maps/5077-Vivien globe
Antique globes-world maps/5077-Vivien globe
Antique globes-world maps/5077-Vivien globe
Antique globes-world maps/5077-Vivien globe
Antique globes-world maps/5077-Vivien globe
Antique globes-world maps/5077-Vivien globe
Antique globes-world maps/5077-Vivien globe
Antique globes-world maps/5077-Vivien globe
Antique globes-world maps/5077-Vivien globe
Antique globes-world maps/5077-Vivien globe
Antique globes-world maps/5077-Vivien globe
Antique globes-world maps/5077-Vivien globe
Antique globes-world maps/5077-Vivien globe
Antique globes-world maps/5077-Vivien globe
Antique globes-world maps/5077-Vivien globe
Gift box
Antique globes-world maps/5077-Gift box

Out of stock

used

1497273558Code 5077 Vivien globeTerrestrial globe edited in the middle of XIX century in Paris by M. Vivien de Saint-Martin for Hachette & C.ie. There are territorial maps and oceanic currents. Turned and ebonized wooden base, papier maché sphere. Good condition. Height cm 58.5 - inches 23, diameter of sphere cm 30 - inches 11.8.

Louis Vivien de Saint-Martin (1802 - 1896) was a French cartographer, geographer and historian. Louis Vivien became known for the publication of the Carte électorale et administrative (1823) and the Atlas universel très complet (1825). He wrote L'Année géographique between 1863 and 1875 and also dedicated himself to three monumental works, Histoire des découvertes géographiques, Nouveau dictionnaire de géographie universelle and Atlas universel de géographie. He was also one of the founders of the Société de Géographie.

The first known globe is attributed by Strabo, historian and geographer, to Cratete from Mallo (about 150 B.C.). First globes, in early XVI century, were made because of geographical explorations and they were used for didactic uses in courts and colleges, then in universities and high schools. In the XIX century, because of trade, scholastic obligation and wishes to know far countries, the old method to make globes was changed in the new technique of lithography that made possible to print and to update maps that following new discoveries became old very quickly.

free gift box

free gift boxfree gift boxfree gift boxfree gift box

FAQ

e-Shop

Antique globes-world maps

Code 5077 Vivien globe

2e-Shop1Antique-globes-world-mapsCode 5077 Vivien globe
Where we are
Antik Arte & Scienza sas di Daniela Giorgi - via S. Giovanni sul Muro 10 20121 Milan (MI) Italy - +39 0286461448 - info@antik.it - www.antik.it - Monday-Saturday: 10am-7pm