Antique Map of Denmark (1812) — (Framed Print) Arrowsmith & Lewis, Early 19th-Century Atlas Edition Size:16" x 20" (Vertical) ” depicts the approaches to

” depicts the approaches to Lisbon

this map bridges the worlds of art and geography

and the Greenwich meridian is prominently marked

and rarity make it one of the most important Lisbon views ever engraved

- Vibrant pigment inks offer bright

Antique Map of Denmark (1812) — (Framed Print) Arrowsmith & Lewis, Early 19th-Century Atlas Edition Size:16" x 20" (Vertical) ” depicts the approaches toEngraved from original Danish sources and published in Boston by Thomas & Andrews in 1812, this early 19th century map of Denmark was created by noted cartographers Aaron Arrowsmith and Samuel Lewis. It presents the Danish kingdom with remarkable precision, showing settlements, political divisions, and waterways in fine copperplate detail. Originally part of A New and Elegant General Atlas, one of the earliest American issued atlases to incorporate