Beautiful map of Corsica by M. Seutter published in Augsburg in 1730. Showing major towns, forests, mountains, waterways and political boundaries. Map is surrounded by various decorative elements including cultural and historical notes, coats of arms and a highly detailed allegorical vignette around the title cartouche. [cod.074/15]
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Beautiful map of Corsica by M. Seutter published in Augsburg in 1730. Showing major towns, forests, mountains, waterways and political boundaries. Map is surrounded by various decorative elements including cultural and historical notes, coats of arms and a highly detailed allegorical vignette around the title cartouche. [cod.074/15]
- Year: 1730 ca.
- Dimension: 600 x 506 mm
- Place of publication: Augsburg
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