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Passionate Customer Service Museum Quality Art Prints Customization Options AvailableVincenzo Maria Coronelli was a Venetian Franciscan, cartographer, cosmographer, and publisher whose work fused Baroque imagination with scientific precision. Amidst the bustling canals and vibrant intellectual life of 17th-century Venice, Coronelli developed a passion for cartography that would make him one of the most important globe makers of his era. His monumental celestial and terrestrial globes, crafted for princely courts and scientific academies, were not merely navigational tools but also symbols of human curiosity and the desire to explore the world. The intricate details, artistic illustrations, and sophisticated techniques of his globes reflect the quest for knowledge and the sense of wonder that defined the Baroque age.
Coronelli was more than a craftsman; he was a scholar who, through his atlases and maps, expanded the boundaries of the known world. As the founder of the Accademia Cosmografica degli Argonauti, the first geographical society in Europe, he created a network of knowledge exchange that extended far beyond Italy. His works, including the renowned “Atlante Veneto,” combine scientific accuracy with artistic elegance and remain testaments to an era in which art and science were inextricably linked. Coronelli’s influence extends well beyond cartography: his globes and maps inspired generations of researchers, artists, and explorers and continue to be admired in museums and collections around the world.
Vincenzo Maria Coronelli was a Venetian Franciscan, cartographer, cosmographer, and publisher whose work fused Baroque imagination with scientific precision. Amidst the bustling canals and vibrant intellectual life of 17th-century Venice, Coronelli developed a passion for cartography that would make him one of the most important globe makers of his era. His monumental celestial and terrestrial globes, crafted for princely courts and scientific academies, were not merely navigational tools but also symbols of human curiosity and the desire to explore the world. The intricate details, artistic illustrations, and sophisticated techniques of his globes reflect the quest for knowledge and the sense of wonder that defined the Baroque age.
Coronelli was more than a craftsman; he was a scholar who, through his atlases and maps, expanded the boundaries of the known world. As the founder of the Accademia Cosmografica degli Argonauti, the first geographical society in Europe, he created a network of knowledge exchange that extended far beyond Italy. His works, including the renowned “Atlante Veneto,” combine scientific accuracy with artistic elegance and remain testaments to an era in which art and science were inextricably linked. Coronelli’s influence extends well beyond cartography: his globes and maps inspired generations of researchers, artists, and explorers and continue to be admired in museums and collections around the world.
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.jpg "The celestial globe of Coronelli to the meridian of Gatellier. This globe was made by the Franciscan monk Vincenzo Coronelli (1650-1718). Institut de France Paris by Vincenzo Maria Coronelli")
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.jpg "The Giant Bird Rok Carrying an Elephant, detail of a world map by Vincenzo Coronelli, 17th century by Vincenzo Maria Coronelli")
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.jpg "Venice, Italy. The lagoon towards Murano ice in 1708 in")
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.jpg "Venice, Italy. The Church of Santa Maria della Salute, designed by the architect Baldassare Longhena, and the Maritime Customs. In")
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 (pair to 90828) - (MeisterDrucke-75012).jpg "Celestial Globe by Vincenzo Maria Coronelli")
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.jpg "Representation of a manticore, a fantastic creature with a human head (often with horns, blue eyes and three rows of teeth), and a scorpion or dragon tail and a lion body. Detail of a world map by Vincenzo Coronelli (1650-1718). 17th century by Vincenzo Maria Coronelli")
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.jpg "Whaling: the whale is brought ashore to extract oil. From Coronelli")
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.jpg "Venice Italy: Palazzo Balbi by Architect Andrea Palladio in")
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.jpg "View of the Archipelago of the Azores Islands in the Atlantic Ocean by Vincenzo Maria Coronelli")
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.jpg "Idea of the Universe by Vincenzo Maria Coronelli")
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.jpg "Whaling in the Pacific. (detail) by Vincenzo Maria Coronelli")
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.jpg "Map of the Mexican Archipelago by Vincenzo Maria Coronelli")
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.jpg "Celestial globe gores by Vincenzo Maria Coronelli")
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.jpg "Whaling in the South Atlantic after a globe of Coronelli. 17th century by Vincenzo Maria Coronelli")
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