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Map showing supposed location of Paradise. Garden of Eden shown as blue-tinted quadrant
Map showing supposed location of Paradise. Garden of Eden shown as blue-tinted quadrant. After engraving of 1678 from work by Johann Herbinius (1633-1676), Silesian-born Lutheran minister
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Media ID 9783425
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1678 Eden Garden Johann Judeo Christian Location Lutheran Minister Paradise Quadrant Shown Supposed Work
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This print showcases a remarkable map that unveils the supposed location of Paradise, with the Garden of Eden depicted as a mesmerizing blue-tinted quadrant. The engraving, dating back to 1678, is an exquisite work by Johann Herbinius, a Lutheran minister hailing from Silesia. As one gazes upon this intricate cartographic masterpiece, it becomes evident that religion and faith intertwine seamlessly with the art of mapping. This depiction offers us a glimpse into the Judeo-Christian belief system and its profound connection to geography. The enigmatic nature of Paradise has long fascinated humanity, and this map serves as both an artifact and testament to our eternal quest for understanding. It invites contemplation on questions surrounding existence, spirituality, and our origins. Herbinius' meticulous attention to detail transports us through time and space as we ponder the significance of this sacred site. The blue tint bestowed upon the Garden of Eden evokes tranquility while emphasizing its divine essence. This print not only captures an extraordinary piece of historical cartography but also encapsulates centuries-old religious beliefs in a single frame. It reminds us that even in our modern world driven by science and reason, there remains an enduring fascination with ancient narratives such as those found within religious texts
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