A fashinating engraved map of Africa by J.B. Nolin here corrected by L- Denis with the last discoveries. Elaborate decorative cartouche. Side text in French. Published in Paris and dated second years after the French revolution. [cod.1093/15]
Afrique Divisee en ses Grandes Regions et Subdivisee en ses Grands Estats… Corrigee l’An 2 par L. Denis
A fashinating engraved map of Africa by J.B. Nolin here corrected by L- Denis with the last discoveries. Elaborate decorative cartouche. Side text in French. Published in Paris and dated second years after the French revolution. [cod.1093/15]
- Year: 1793
- Dimension: 470 x 650 mm
- Place of publication: Paris
€ 600,00
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