This is a historically significant 16th-17th-century map titled Iudaea, seu Terra Israeelis Tabula Geographica, by the renowned German cartographer Tilemann Stella (Tilemann Stella Sigenensis). The map meticulously outlines the geography of the Holy Land, as referenced in both the Old and New Testaments. It serves as both a geographic representation and an artistic interpretation of Biblical locations. The detailed illustrations include prominent Biblical figures, decorative elements such as the Menorah, and symbolic imagery like the grape harvest scene, representing the land's fertility as described in Biblical scripture. The map is an exquisite example of early cartographic artistry, with its hand-colored embellishments enhancing its visual and historical appeal. The Latin text provides further insights into the geography and significance of the region during this period. Map dimensions with frame: 30.75"L x 24.75"H.

Artist: Tilemann Stella (German 1525-1589)
Issued: 16th-17th century
Dimensions: See Description
Country of Origin: Germany

Age related wear.