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Heinrich Scherer was professor of mathematics at Munich and a devout Jesuit. His seven-part “Atlas Novus” was finely engraved by several named artists including Johann Degler and Josef a Montalegre from Nuremberg and Leonhard Henckenauer. This particular map of the world is derived from one by Joseph Moxon or London. Shirley “Atlases in BL” T.Sher 1a.
SCHERER, Professor Heinrich
Totius Orbis Terrarum tabula, ejusque post diluvium divisio inter filios noachi. Per J. Moxon
Munich, c.1702
21 x 33 cms., in recent wash colour. Fine condition
Stock number: 4120
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