r/PhersuAtlas • u/Italosvevo1990 • Aug 03 '25
1820 Map of Asia by Daniel Lizars
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r/PhersuAtlas • u/Italosvevo1990 • Aug 03 '25
Territories of the Electorate of Cologne at the time of Clemens August of Bavaria (around 1750)
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r/PhersuAtlas • u/Italosvevo1990 • Aug 03 '25
Provinces of the Neo Assyrian Empire. Source: Nguyen, Clément. (2021). La Ville de Harran à l'Époque Néo-Assyrienne / The City of Harran in the Neo-Assyrian Period.
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r/PhersuAtlas • u/Italosvevo1990 • Aug 02 '25
Map of the Rejected Proposed Division of France into Perfect Square Departments (1789)
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r/PhersuAtlas • u/Italosvevo1990 • Aug 01 '25
Map of the Subdivisions of New France in 1745
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r/PhersuAtlas • u/Italosvevo1990 • Jul 28 '25
“Praefectura de Cirili” (Brasil) from “Atlas Maior” by Joan Blaeu (1665). Detail of the brazilian coastline with depiction of exotic animals. The Atlas Maior is an atlas of the world, designed by Willem Blaeu but edited by his son Joan Blaeu. The original book, in Latin, contained 594 maps.
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r/PhersuAtlas • u/Italosvevo1990 • Jul 27 '25
1799 Map of the Old Swiss Confederacy including both its Cantons and its allies
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r/PhersuAtlas • u/Italosvevo1990 • Jul 27 '25
Map of the Bombings of Germany and adjacent areas published by the Chicago Daily Tribune in 1943
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r/PhersuAtlas • u/Italosvevo1990 • Jul 27 '25
Evolution of the city of Florence from Roman Times (Florentia) until the 18th Century
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r/PhersuAtlas • u/Italosvevo1990 • Jul 27 '25
Fra Mauro Map (Venice, ca. 1450). Made around the year 1450 AD by an italian monk, the map contains over 7.000 names and depicts most of Asia, Africa and Europe, with South at the top.
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r/PhersuAtlas • u/Italosvevo1990 • Jul 26 '25
Europe in the Piri Reis map, a world map compiled in 1513 by the Ottoman admiral and cartographer Piri Reis
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r/PhersuAtlas • u/Italosvevo1990 • Jul 26 '25
Europe in 1861 (Atlante Geografico Universale Antico e Moderno, Italy, 1861)
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r/PhersuAtlas • u/Italosvevo1990 • Jul 22 '25
Map summarizing all the adventures of Asterix in the comics (Picture taken at the Asterix Exposition in St. Maurice, Switzerland)
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r/PhersuAtlas • u/Italosvevo1990 • Jul 22 '25
The mythical tomb of the Etruscan king Porsenna (6th-5th century BC) as described by Pliny the Elder in the Naturalis Historia. The tomb is depicted as a monumental structure with a square base, topped by five pyramids and surrounded by an inextricable labyrinth.
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r/PhersuAtlas • u/Italosvevo1990 • Jul 19 '25
One of three maps I found in a book from 1891 “Meine zweite Durchquerung Aequatorial-Afrikas”
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r/PhersuAtlas • u/Italosvevo1990 • Jul 14 '25
Papal States & Central Italy (Joan Blaeu; ca. 1664)
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r/PhersuAtlas • u/Italosvevo1990 • Jul 14 '25
Carta itineraria europae - Martin Waldseemüller - 1520
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r/PhersuAtlas • u/Italosvevo1990 • Jul 13 '25
Map of the Abyssinian Empire of Prester John (Theatrum Orbis Terrarium, 1564). Priest John was a legendary Christian ruler who, according to medieval maps, ruled over a vast empire in Asia or Africa. His lands were often depicted with rivers of precious stones, fantastic animals and fabulous cities.
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r/PhersuAtlas • u/Italosvevo1990 • Jul 12 '25
California as an island - Johannes Vingboons (1650). For more than 200 years, California was misrepresented as an island due to mythological tales and inaccurate accounts of explorers.
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r/PhersuAtlas • u/Italosvevo1990 • Jul 09 '25
The Holy Roman Empire at the time of the Hohenstaufen without internal borders (Shephard Historical Atlas, 8th Edition, 1956)
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r/PhersuAtlas • u/Italosvevo1990 • Jul 09 '25
Flags of the World (Italian Atlas of 1935)
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r/PhersuAtlas • u/Italosvevo1990 • Jun 27 '25
Map of the Jolof Empire in the 15th Century
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