Tabula Asiae VIII
Giacomo Gastaldi is considered as the foremost Italian cartographer of the 16th century along with Paolo Forlani. From Piedmont, Gastaldi established his reputation in Venice and was cosmographer to the Republic of Venice. Gastaldi enjoyed a productive relationship with Giovanni Ramusio, Secretary of the Venice Senate, who used Gastaldi's maps for his Navigationi et Viaggi. This map is from Gastaldi's edition of Ptolemy, Ptolemeo. La Geografia., begun as early as 1542 and published in Venice in 1548. •Barry Lawrence Ruderman•
- Date
- 1548
- Place
- Asia
- Archive
- Wikimedia Commons
- Type
- map
- Original size
- 4,469 × 3,459 pixels
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