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My name is Giuseppe Civitarese (aka Pino), from Visintini, Italy. I am an oceanographer, and in my second life I am a card models builder and designer. My passion for paper modelling began in 2000, when I decided to build a paper castle for my little nephew Matteo. Later, Matteo never built any paper model. On the other hand, since then I've never abandoned this hobby. My specific interest is in designing paper automata, and terrestrial and celestial globes from digital replicas of antique maps.
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Tag Archives: globo celeste
Coronelli’s Celestial paper Globe (Christmas Ornament version)
Vincenzo Coronelli (August 16, 1650 – December 9, 1718) was a Franciscan friar, cosmographer, cartographer, publisher, and encyclopedist known in particular for his atlases and globes. He spent most of his life in Venice. He produced celestial and terrestrial globes … Continue reading
Posted in 2. Paper Models, 3. Paper Globes
Tagged 3d paper globe print out, celestial globe, Coronelli, globo celeste, paper globe
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“Remaking the Heavens” /2. Scan, prototype, and the North Pole
Almost two years already passed since I published my first (and last) post on “Remaking the Heavens”. Well, I worked on it, but not enough… The first thing I did was to scan the pages of the “Libro dei Globi”. … Continue reading
Coelum Stellatum Christianum (Christmas Ball Ornament)
Merry Christmas Happy 2015 A new year full of paper to cut, fold and glue!
Posted in 2. Paper Models, 3. Paper Globes
Tagged celestial globe, Cellarius, globo celeste, paper globe, Schiller
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COELUM STELLATUM CHRISTIANUM (1660)
Whilst Kepler was studying the planets motion, his son-in-law Jacob Bartsch, astronomer, Wilhelm Schickard, the astronomer and professor of Oriental languages at Tübingen, and Julius Schiller (c. 1580 – 1627), a lawyer from Ausburg, together with others were planning the … Continue reading
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Tagged celestial globe, Cellarius, globo celeste, mappamondo di carta, paper globe, paper models, Schiller
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Celestial Globe from Ignace-Gaston Pardies’ Tables
[diameter of the Celestial Globe: 25 cm] Visit the David Rumsey Map Collection website to admire and download Pardies’ star and constellation maps. Another great website with a lot of information about Pardies’ masterpiece is Atlas Coelestis (sorry, mostly in Italian…). … Continue reading
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Tagged celestial globe, globo celeste, Ignace-Gaston Pardies, paper globe
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Nocturnal Celestial Globe / Globo Celeste Notturno
Petrus Plancius (Pieter Platevoet, 1552-1622) was a famous Flemish cartographer. He included new constellations in the austral celestial emisphere. In 1612, he drew 12 gores for a 14.5 cm diameter celestial globe, with eight new … Continue reading
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Tagged celestial globe, globo celeste, globo di carta, paper globe, paper models, Petrus Plancius
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