Frederick de Wit’s terrestrial World Map from 1686. The map consists of a twin hemisphere world map, together with two polar projections. Surrounding the map are personifications of the four seasons (from upper left to lower right): spring, a dancing bear breasted Persephone is garlanded with spring flowers; summer, Ceres brings in the wheat harvest; autumn, Dionysis accompanied by satyrs and cherubs, collects the grape harvest, and adorn a herm with vines; winter, represented by strong man carrying a stick, Boreas the north wind can be seen blowing, whilst cherubs gut fish. Stunning Full Colour Reproduction using the Most Advanced Technology Available Printed on Museum Matte Archival Paper 310gm Unique Conversation Piece for your Home or Business Frame not included
