Ancient map of the Northern Hemisphere, 1593

Ancient map of the Northern Hemisphere, 1593"Hemispheriu ab Aequinoctiali Linea, ad Circulu Poli Arctici" it was created by Cornelis de Jode in 1593. It is a depiction of the Northern Hemisphere, from the equatorial line to the Arctic Circle, as the title suggests. The map shows the continents, countries, bodies of water, and other geographical features in that region, and it likely includes lines of latitude and longitude to aid navigation and exploration. Cornelis de Jode was a Flemish

and the bottom right section features a large

Dora Maar" is a painting by Pablo Picasso that was created in 1955

The figures are shown in typical Picasso style

They also published atlases

The colors in the painting are bright and bold

such as the intricate patterns on the robes of the angels and the swirling clouds and flames surrounding the central figure of God

Miro was known for his use of symbols and imagery drawn from his subconscious

with a floral patterned wallpaper and a vase of flowers on a nearby table

and various ports of call marked along the way

with occasional accents of blue and green

giving it a sense of three-dimensionality and lifelike presence

Goltzius depicts the fifth day of creation