Four bird’s-eye views showing the german cities of Wittenberg, Frankfurt an der Oder, Wismar and Rostock printed on one sheet.
From the famous Civitas Orbis Terrarum published in Cologne in 1572 with latin text on verso.
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Frankfurt/oder-Wittenberg-Rostock-Wismar
Four bird’s-eye views showing the german cities of Wittenberg, Frankfurt an der Oder, Wismar and Rostock printed on one sheet.
From the famous Civitas Orbis Terrarum published in Cologne in 1572 with latin text on verso.
- Year: 1572
- Dimension: 305 x 475 mm
- Place of publication: Cologne
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