Globes posters & prints

Pair of Globes Jean-Antoine Nollet

Celestial Globe, one of a pair known as the 'Brixen' globes, 1522 Albrecht Durer or Duerer

Celestial Globe, one of a pair known as the 'Brixen' globes, 1522 Albrecht (after) Durer or Duerer

Terrestrial globe Martin Waldsemuller

Terrestrial Globe, one of a pair known as the 'Brixen' globes, c.1522 Martin Waldsemuller

Terrestrial globe Martin Waldsemuller

Celestial Globe, one of a pair known as the 'Brixen' globes, 1522 Albrecht Durer or Duerer

Molyneux Globe Emery Molyneux

Tellurion Globe for Exhibiting the Diurnal and Annual Motions of the Earth and Its Positions with Regard to the Sun Anonymous

Terrestrial Globe, 1720 Anonymous

Terrestrial Globe, made in Nuremberg in 1492 Martin Behaim

Globe Jennifer Kennard

Terrestrial Globe, showing the Indian Ocean, made in Nuremberg Martin Behaim

Globe against starfield Anonymous

Colour Globes for Copper, Aquatint and Watercolour Philipp Otto Runge

Terrestrial Globe, one of a pair known as the 'Brixen' globes, c.1522 Martin Waldsemuller (after)

Rare lunar globe Anonymous

Unveiling of a globe Jacob Lindenberg

Globe against starfield Anonymous

Male hands holding earth globe Anonymous

Terrestrial Globe (Globe terrestre) Jean-Antoine Nollet

The Great Globe, Leicester Square, Westminster, London Day & Son

Wyld's Monster Globe Robert S Groom

Terrestrial globes with equators, poles, eliptics and quadrants Abraham Robertson

Tree Globes Floating Over Clouds Anonymous

Children playing with globe Anonymous

Illustration of Grandfather Showing Globe to Grandchildren Anonymous

Globe with two scholars Abraham Elzevier I

Globe On Stand 18Th Century Engraving Anonymous

Conversation in a harbour between a man with a globe in his hands and a poorly dressed man with treasures Pieter Arentsz & Cornelis van der Sys II

Antique Globe Mounted in Bands Anonymous

People of all sorts reaching for a globe Pieter Arentsz & Cornelis van der Sys II

The New Globe Theatre Strand London UK 1869 Anonymous

Terrestrial globe, 1688 Vincenzo Maria Coronelli

The Globe Theatre, Bankside, Southwark, after a drawing from 'Pennant's London', first published 1793, engraved by James Stow, published 1812 English School

Terrestrial Globe, showing the Indian Ocean Martin Behaim