Pictorial Map Collection
Explore the fascinating world of pictorial maps through the ages
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Explore the fascinating world of pictorial maps through the ages. From the intricately detailed "Tartariae sive Magni Chami Regni tyypeus" by Abraham Ortelius and Jan Baptist Vrients in 1603, to the scenic "Touring map of the Custer Battlefield Hiway" by John C. Mulford and C. C. Faunce in 1925. Discover the vast expanse of Tartary on Guillaume Delisle's "Carte de Tartarie" in 1706, or the industrial might of the USSR on I. A. Kalinnikov's "The Five-Year Plan of New Construction of Industry of the USSR: Map of the Asiatic Part.." in 1930. Delve into the unexplored territories of California with E. McD. Johnstone's "The unique map of California" in 1888, or Anthony Jenkinson's "Russiae, Moskoviae et Tartariae descriptio" in 1562. And let's not forget the vibrant and colorful depiction of London in the "Pictorial Map of London (coloured engraving)" - a visual feast for the eyes and mind." Or, if you prefer a more concise version: "Travel through time with these captivating pictorial maps. From Tartary in 1603 to California in 1888, and from Russia in 1562 to the USSR in 1930, these maps offer a unique perspective on history and geography." Or, for a more playful version: "Hop on a time machine and journey through the world of pictorial maps. From the intricately detailed maps of the past, like the 'Tartariae sive Magni Chami Regni tyypeus' by Abraham Ortelius and Jan Baptist Vrients in 1603, to the vibrant and colorful maps of the present, like the 'Pictorial Map of London (coloured engraving)', there's a map for every kind of traveler.