Globus; illustrierte Zeitschrift für Länder- und Völkerkunde
Globus was an illustrated German periodical of geography and ethnography, published in Braunschweig by Vieweg and Sohn in 1862 for a general readership interested in foreign lands and peoples. Its plates are photographs and engravings of mountain landscapes, a stone ruin with carved cornices, ethnographic objects such as a hooded fur parka, spears and a paddle, and a coastal settlement above a bay, which a designer might draw on for exotic travel and field-study imagery.
