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SEA MONSTER, 1555. One of the sea monsters thought to inhabit the Sea of Darkness to the west

SEA MONSTER, 1555. One of the sea monsters thought to inhabit the Sea of Darkness to the west


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SEA MONSTER, 1555. One of the sea monsters thought to inhabit the Sea of Darkness to the west

SEA MONSTER, 1555.
One of the sea monsters thought to inhabit the Sea of Darkness to the west and south of Europe. Woodcut from Swedish geographer Olaus Magnus Historia de Gentibus Septentrionalibus, Rome, 1555

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1555 Atlantic Ocean Danger Evil Geographer Historia De Gentibus Septentri Magnus Ocean Olaus Sailing Ship Sea Of Darkness Sea Serpent Swedish


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This print titled "SEA MONSTER, 1555" takes us back to the Renaissance era, where myths and legends of sea creatures roamed the vast oceans. Believed to be one of the terrifying inhabitants of the Sea of Darkness, located west and south of Europe, this woodcut from Olaus Magnus Historia de Gentibus Septentrionalibus transports us into a world filled with mystery and danger. The intricate details in this Italian woodcut showcase an evil-looking sea serpent emerging from the depths of the Atlantic Ocean. Its menacing presence sends chills down our spines as we imagine sailing ships encountering such a fearsome creature during their maritime expeditions. Created by Swedish geographer Olaus Magnus in Rome in 1555, this artwork captures both the imagination and fears that sailors held about what lurked beneath them in uncharted waters. The artist's skillful use of lines and shading brings life to this mythical beast, reminding us how ancient mariners navigated through treacherous seas while battling not only nature but also their own imaginations. As we gaze upon this historic piece, it serves as a reminder that even in today's modern world, there are still mysteries waiting to be unraveled beneath Earth's vast oceans. It is a testament to human curiosity and our eternal fascination with exploring the unknown realms that lie beyond our shores.

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