William III Type:art print The terrestrial globe refers to

The terrestrial globe refers to the astronomers Copernicus and Hevelius

It was partly due to this that he was able to take the crown of England

originally built as a tea clipper in 1869 she has survived through the years to become a premier attraction to visit in London

The holder features a wrap-around print of the hand-coloured engraving ‘Novissima totius terrarum orbis tabula [Newest Map of the Whole Earth]’

William III Type:art print The terrestrial globe refers toA three quarter length portrait of William III in coronation robes, slightly facing to the left. Behind him on the right, his crown and orb rest on richly ornate fabric and a fluted pillar in the left background. Born into the House of Orange Nassau, William won the English, Scottish and Irish Crowns following the Glorious Revolution, during which his uncle and father in law, James II, was deposed. In England, Scotland and Ireland William ruled