Historic Map : La Feuille Map of Brabant (Vicinity of Brussels), Belgium, 1747, Vintage Wall Art Size:36in x 24in one of the 38 maps

one of the 38 maps of the modern world drawn by Ruscelli's to supplement the original 27 maps that traditionally existed based upon Ptolemy's texts

An elaborate title cartouche decorates the lower left hand quadrant

Central Africa - Kingdom of Prester John

The 1606 map titled Septentrionalium Terrarum descriptio represents a significant evolution in Arctic cartography

Historic Map : La Feuille Map of Brabant (Vicinity of Brussels), Belgium, 1747, Vintage Wall Art Size:36in x 24in one of the 38 mapsA stunning map of Brabant, Belgium first drawn by Daniel de la Feuille in 1706. Depicts from Brussels in the south west eastward as far as Limburg and Roermont. Surrounded by thirteen maps and views of important villages and fortresses in this region. From top right in a clockwise fashion these include Breda, Malines, Huy, Mastrick, Boisieduc, Anvers, Brussels (Bruxelles), Leeuw, Liege (Luyk), Namur (Namen), Roermont, Lovenand Venlo. Dutch title area