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Levinus Hulsius's 16th-century visual legacy outlines the contours of Argentina and Brazil. His cartographic engravings reveal European fascination with a barely explored continent, where geography merges with imagination.
In the 16th century, Levinus Hulsius charted the initial profiles of Argentina and Brazil. His prints and maps delineate an incipient geographic imaginary, where cartography converges with the exploration of remote lands, revealing a European vision of a continent in formation.
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