Old Map of France: 'Gallia Vulgo' by Visscher, 1690: Paris, Brussels, Provinces & Regions of France, French Riviera milan and landmarks that were significant

and landmarks that were significant in the late 17th century

which forms the boundary between Suffolk and Norfolk

Basilica di Santo Spirito

The 'Beach' in the bottom left corner was based on an observation by Marco Polo and it would later become Australia

captures a nation in the midst of significant social and economic changes

Old Map of France: 'Gallia Vulgo' by Visscher, 1690: Paris, Brussels, Provinces & Regions of France, French Riviera milan and landmarks that were significantImmerse yourself in the rich tapestry of French history with this meticulously detailed map, 'Gallia Vulgo La France', crafted by Nicolaes Visscher II in 1690. As a renowned cartographer from the illustrious Dutch Golden Age, Visscher's work presents an accurate and comprehensive depiction of France's geographical and political landscape during the late 17th century. The full name of the map translates to 'Gaul, commonly called France', indicating the