AD 1050 · 11th century · Saint-Sever

Saint-Sever Beatus world map

Stephanus Garsia and workshop

An east-up world in an Apocalypse commentary joins geography to apostolic and sacred history.

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Facsimile of the east-up Saint-Sever Beatus world map
1896 public-domain facsimile via Wikimedia Commons · Public domain

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Cartographer Stephanus Garsia and workshop
Medium Illuminated manuscript; displayed through a later facsimile

Tags

  • Beatus
  • mappamundi
  • east-up
  • manuscript
  • sacred history

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