Artist: Cresques Abraham
Dydis: 58 x 44 cm
Muziejus: Maritime Museum of Barcelona (Barcelona, Spain)
technika: Parchment
The Catalan Atlas is the most outstanding work from medieval nautical cartography and the Majorcan cartographic school. It was made by the Jewish cartographer Abraham Cresques and his son Jehuda, at the request of King Peter IV
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