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Situs Circulis Circun / Terrae Coelestibus Datae by Petrus Schenk is a richly engraved celestial diagram showing a Ptolemaic-style universe with a spherical Earth at its center. The composition features horizon rings, zodiac bands, meridians, and Baroque allegorical figures, blending astronomy, geography, and decorative mapmaking. Its dramatic structure reflects early modern attempts to visualize the relationship between Earth and the heavens.
Petrus Schenk was a German-born engraver, publisher, and cartographer active in Amsterdam during the late 17th and early 18th centuries. He produced maps, prints, atlases, and celestial diagrams, often working within the Dutch cartographic tradition. His engravings are valued for their scientific detail, ornate design, and historical importance.
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