Antique Map of Europe in the 12th Century - Malte-Brun & Sarrazin, 1880

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Title: Antique Map of Europe in the 12th Century - Malte-Brun & Sarrazin, 1880 Description: This is an antique map titled "Europe en 1100," depicting Europe as it was around the 12th century. Published in 1880 by P. Garnier in France, the map was part of the work "Atlas de la Geographie Universelle ou Description de toutes les parties du monde" by Malte-Brun and Huot. The detailed lithographic work was done by Pierre Sarrazin, and it provides a fascinating visual history of medieval Europe, highlighting the political boundaries and the various states during this era. Conrad Malte-Brun, originally from Denmark and later a notable figure in France, was a prominent geographer of his time, known for his comprehensive geographical works. His contributions to the field of cartography are continued by his son, Victor Adolphe Malte-Brun. Condition: Good. The map shows general age-related toning and light soiling, typical of antique paper from the late 19th century, but overall well-preserved for its age. N° de réf. du vendeur BG-13840-4

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