Historic Map : La Feuille Map of Languedoc, France, 1747, Vintage Wall Art Size:32in x 24in In East Asia the cartography

In East Asia the cartography is still fairly speculative

Despite Bowen's considerable errors in proportion and positioning

The Ancient World: Europe

this map covers from Lombardy to the Papal States (Including Rome)

Includes Belgilum proper as well as the seven states of the Belgian Federation - what is today Holland or the Netherlands

Historic Map : La Feuille Map of Languedoc, France, 1747, Vintage Wall Art Size:32in x 24in In East Asia the cartographyA stunning map of Languedoc, France first drawn by Daniel de la Feuille in 1706. This province in southeastern France roughly corresponds with the modern day regions of Gvaudan, Velay, and Vivarais. Surrounded by twelve views of important villages and fortresses in this region. From top right in a clockwise fashion these include Privas, Narbonne, Sommieres, Pezenns, Mismes, Pont S. Esprit, Alez, Lunel, Sauve, Vzez, Ansuze and Montpelier. This is Paul