Asia, 1814 - Historical Map Print from Melish's Juvenile Atlas hand-colored woodcut with touches of pink pastel

with touches of pink pastel

View Looking Aft from the Port Paddle-box on the Deck of the Great Eastern: Showing the Trough for the Cable

Legend tells that the cities were founded by bishops who fled the Moorish invasion of Merida

Italy has yet to begin its struggle for national solidarity and remains divided into small kingdoms and city-states

Trapeze Artist - Artist Nationality: British - Original Medium

Asia, 1814 - Historical Map Print from Melish's Juvenile Atlas hand-colored woodcut with touches of pink pastelMade to order print of Asia, 1814, from John Melish's pioneering Juvenile Atlas. A historical map reproduction for wall art, offices, studies, and collectors of early American cartography.