Event—Center for Renaissance Studies

Exploring Early Modern Maps

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This workshop explores the stories behind early modern cartography their contribution to interdisciplinary studies today.

Leo Belgicus, Artificiosa & Geographica tabula sub Leonis figura 17 inferioris Germaniae Prouincias repraesentans. Amsterdam: 1622 (VAULT folio Ayer 6 .P9 1618b)

This workshop introduces participants to the stories behind early modern cartography and examines how cartography enters into interdisciplinary studies today. Through maps, atlases, and other cartographic material from the Newberry’s rich collections, the workshop will explore how the production, dissemination, and use of maps reflected the interests of, challenges to, and developments in all aspects of early modern culture.

Application Information

This workshop is free and open to all, but space is limited. To apply, click below. The application deadline is Tuesday, November 8, 2022 at 11:59 pm Central Time. 

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Priority will be given to applicants from CRS Consortium Institutions. Consortium members may also be eligible to receive Consortium travel grants to help defray travel costs. For more details, consult your local consortium representative.

Leo Belgicus, Artificiosa & Geographica tabula sub Leonis figura 17 inferioris Germaniae Prouincias repraesentans. Amsterdam: 1622 (VAULT folio Ayer 6 .P9 1618b)