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Passport card portion northeast coast Brazil Passport card
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Passport card portion northeast coast Brazil Passport card
Passport card of a portion of the northeast coast of Brazil Passport card of the sea coasts of Brazil, between Bahia Baxa, and Ponto de Lucena (title on object), Passport card of a portion of the northeast coast of Brazil and a deployment map of the surroundings of the city of Natal, with three compass roses. In the upper center, the title and address of the publisher, flanked by a man with a feather headdress and a staff and a woman. At the bottom left, four men are cutting wood. Among the men is the scale, which is shown in German, Spanish and English or French miles (scale: c. 1: 1 100 000), sailing-ship, sailing-boat, woodcutting, woodcutter, forestry, American black, trees: palm tree, Brasil, Jan Luyken, Amsterdam, 1683 - 1799, paper, engraving, h 521 mm × w 592 mm
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Media ID 19539418
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1683 1799 Address Bottom Left Brasil Brazil City Feather Headdress Flanked Forestry Four Men French Miles Jan Luyken Natal Palm Tree Passport Card Portion Scale Sea Coasts Shown Spanish Staff Surroundings Three Compass Roses Title Trees Woodcutter Woodcutting Cutting Wood Publisher
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This print showcases a passport card depicting a portion of the breathtaking northeast coast of Brazil. The card features an intricate deployment map, highlighting the surroundings of the vibrant city of Natal, adorned with three compass roses for navigation. In the upper center, we find the title and address of the publisher, accompanied by a man wearing an impressive feather headdress and holding a staff, symbolizing indigenous culture. Standing beside him is an elegant woman, adding grace to this artistic composition. At the bottom left corner of the image, four men are depicted engaged in woodcutting activities amidst lush greenery. Among them stands a scale that provides measurements in German, Spanish, English or French miles - showcasing its international relevance. This scale gives us insight into their meticulous work as they carefully harvest timber from American black trees while preserving nature's beauty. The passport card offers glimpses into Brazil's diverse landscapes; towering palm trees sway gracefully against azure coastal waters. Created by Jan Luyken in Amsterdam between 1683 and 1799 using paper engraving techniques, this artwork captures both historical significance and natural splendor. As part of Liszt Collection's vast array of prints capturing cultural heritage worldwide, this photograph invites viewers to immerse themselves in Brazil's enchanting northeastern coastline without leaving their homes.
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