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Antique World Map, c. 1680. By Frederick de Wit Dog Shirt by YesterdayCafe

Vintage illustration antique world map featuring both hemispheres, c. 1680. By cartographer Frederick de Wit (1629/30-1706). Frederick de Wit (also seen as Frederic, Frederik, Frederico, Fredericus. de Witt and de Widt) was a dutch print and map seller. Terrarum Orbis. This antique map features the Eastern and Western Hemispheres as well as the north and south poles. The baroque style illustrations in the corners represent the four elements: Fire with Pluto carrying off Persephone, attended by Cerberus, the three-headed guardian of Hades, as a battle scene rages in the background; Air as the heavenly realm ruled by Zeus and Hera, who are surrounded by winged creatures and other gods; Water with the sea god Neptune, mermen, a spouting whale, and sailing ships in the distance; and Earth represented by a scene with fauns presenting three goddesses with fruits of the harvest and livestock.

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Doggie Ribbed Tank Top

Pamper your pup and be the envy of the dog park with this customized tank top. It’s made from 5.8 oz., 100% combed, ringspun baby rib cotton for comfort. The neck, sleeves and bottom seam have double-needled ribbed binding for strength. Select one size up for long-haired dogs. *Heather is a 90/10 cotton-poly blend.

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Being shown off in the World Map, c. 1680 category in Zazzle's online marketplace, this unique "cartography" dog t-shirt was contributed by the very talented Seller, YesterdayCafe. Given the title, "antique world map, c. 1680. by frederick de wit dog shirt", this specific custom dog t-shirt represents just a minute fraction of the oodles of impressive dog t-shirt designs that are offered for sale online in the Zazzle marketplace. While YesterdayCafe correctly dubbed this personalized dog t-shirt the "antique world map, c. 1680. by frederick de wit dog shirt", you'll be able to find other similar designs if you search for the tags, nostalgic, vintage, and travels. You'll most definitely find a perfect custom dog t-shirt very quickly.

The ultimate fashion selection for your dog’s day out, this 100% baby rib cotton pet t-shirt is available for sale in a number of color choices, each of which will look exceptional in combination with this seller's charts image. This dog t shirt style, available for ordering in sizes is quite cute and very durable. Once it has been printed, this charts doggie t shirt will swiftly become an essential part of your dog's daily attire. Remarkably creative, this antique world map, c. 1680. by frederick de wit dog shirt serves as a fine example of the many brilliant dog tee shirts found in this Zazzle store's category.

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Antique World Map, c. 1680. By Frederick de Wit

Antique World Map

Vintage illustration antique world map featuring both hemispheres, c. 1680. By cartographer Frederick de Wit (1629/30-1706). Frederick de Wit (also seen as Frederic, Frederik, Frederico, Fredericus. de Witt and de Widt) was a dutch print and map seller. Terrarum Orbis. This antique map features the Eastern and Western Hemispheres as well as the north and south poles. The baroque style illustrations in the corners represent the four elements: Fire with Pluto carrying off Persephone, attended by Cerberus, the three-headed guardian of Hades, as a battle scene rages in the background; Air as the heavenly realm ruled by Zeus and Hera, who are surrounded by winged creatures and other gods; Water with the sea god Neptune, mermen, a spouting whale, and sailing ships in the distance; and Earth represented by a scene with fauns presenting three goddesses with fruits of the harvest and livestock.

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