Título: Francesco Laurana IV
Autor: Antonio José Álvarez Gordillo
Año: 2026
Técnica / Soporte: Impresión digital de alta calidad (ploteado) sobre lienzo, a partir de la fusión de imagen digital de cartografía histórica (Mitteleuropa, Geologische Übersicht) y fotografía tratada y transformada digitalmente.
Dimensiones: 60 x 73 cm
Edición: Edición limitada de 50 ejemplares, firmados y numerados por el autor.
Precio: 200 €
Author Andree, Richard
Author Scobel, Albert
Date 1905
Short Title Mitteleuropa, Geologische Übersicht
Publisher Velhagen & Klasing
Publisher Location Bielefeld, Leipzig
Type Atlas Map
Obj Height cm 45
Obj Width cm 50
Scale 1 3,500,000
Note Color map. Shows geologic formation and geologic timetable. Prime meridian is Greenwich.
Reference P6320.
Region Central Europe
Subject Geology
Full Title Mitteleuropa, Geologische Übersicht. Okt. 1905. Bearb. v. R. Kocher (die geolog. Formationen nach der internationalen Karte von Europa). Lithogr. v. W. Ketterer, O. Simon u. A. Wagner.
List No 1463.023
Series No 23
Page No 37-38
Engraver or Printer Peter, B.
Engraver or Printer Endlich, M.
Engraver or Printer Bludau, A.
Engraver or Printer Kocher, R.
Engraver or Printer Jungk, G.
Engraver or Printer Ambrosius, E.
Engraver or Printer Wagner, A.
Engraver or Printer Kehr, O.
Engraver or Printer Ketterer, W.
Engraver or Printer Umbreit, E.
Engraver or Printer Simon, O.
Engraver or Printer Muller, C.
Publication Author Andree, Richard
Publication Author Scobel, Albert
Pub Date 1906
Pub Title Andrees Allgemeiner Handatlas in 139 Haupt- und 161 Nebenkarten nebst vollstandigem alphabetischem Namenverzeichnis. Funfte, vollig neubearbeitete und vermehrte Auflage. Jubilaumsausgabe. Herausgegeben von A. Scobel. Bielefeld Und Leipzig, Verlag Von Velhagen & Klasing, 1906.
Pub Reference P6320.
Pub Note Maps are printed in full color and bound in quarter leather dark blue cloth covered boards with "Jubilaums - Ausgabe. Andrees Handatlas. Funfte Auflage" stamped in gilt; the new spine has a black leather label stamped with "Andrees Handatlas" in gilt.
Pub List No 1463.000
Pub Type World Atlas
Pub Maps 109
Pub Height cm 46
Pub Width cm 32
Image No 1463023
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Authors Andree, Richard; Scobel, Albert
Summary This work is a geologic map titled "Mitteleuropa, Geologische Übersicht," crafted by Richard Andree and Albert Scobel in October 1905. It was lithographed by W. Ketterer, O. Simon, and A. Wagner. The map measures 50 cm in width and 45 cm in height and was published by Velhagen & Klasing. It forms part of the "Andrees Handatlas" and is listed as List No 1463.023 and Pub List No 1463.000.<br><br>Composition and Medium:<br>
The map is a color lithograph, showcasing the geological formations of Central Europe. It incorporates a detailed color-coding system to differentiate various geological features and formations. The prime meridian used in the map is Greenwich, providing a standardized reference for coordinates.<br><br>Style and Subject Matter:<br>
The style of the map is typical of early 20th-century cartography, with a focus on clarity and detail. The subject matter revolves around the geological structure of Central Europe, illustrating different rock formations, fault lines, and geological periods. This scientific cartographic approach is indicative of the period's emphasis on geological exploration and understanding.<br><br>Notable Features:<br>
1. Geologic Formations: The map uses a variety of colors to represent different types of geological formations, such as sedimentary, metamorphic, and igneous rocks. Each color corresponds to specific geological periods or types, providing a visual representation of the region's complex geology.<br><br>2. Geologic Timetable: A legend or timetable is included, offering insights into the geological history and the timeline of formations depicted in the map. This helps in understanding the sequence of geological events that have shaped the region.<br><br>3. Topographical Details: Although primarily a geological map, it also provides some topographical context, showing major rivers, mountain ranges, and political boundaries, which are important for correlating geological data with geographic locations.<br><br>Cultural and Historical Context:<br>
The map was created at a time when geological sciences were becoming increasingly important for understanding Earth's history and resources. The early 1900s saw a growth in geological surveys and the publication of geological maps, driven by the industrial revolution's demand for minerals and fossil fuels.<br><br>Significance:<br>
This map is significant for both its scientific value and its historical context. It reflects the state of geological knowledge in the early 20th century and represents the technological capabilities of map-making at the time. The detailed lithography and color-coding were advanced for the period, indicating a high level of craftsmanship and scientific understanding.<br><br>Publication Context:<br>
The map is part of the "Andrees Handatlas," a renowned world atlas series known for its comprehensive and detailed cartographic representations. The atlas was a significant resource for educational and scientific purposes, providing valuable insights into the geography and geology of various regions.<br><br>Conclusion:<br>
This geological map of Central Europe is a remarkable example of early 20th-century cartography, combining scientific detail with artistic craftsmanship. Its purpose was to educate and inform about the geological characteristics and history of Central Europe, serving as an essential tool for researchers, educators, and policymakers of the time.
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