Map of Bohuslän (1716)

Copperplate reproduction. A large, decorative map of Bohuslän and parts of western Sweden, including floor plan of Gothenburg, Bohus, Vänersborg and Marstrand. In the lower left corner, a lion rests on a plinth with the text:

Tractus Norvegiæ Suecicus
Préfecturam Bahusiæ
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Dalia Provinciæ Partem
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The map was created by the German cartographer Johann Baptist Homann and was only published after his death in 1729 in Groszer's Atlas.

The reproduction was produced by Robert, in collaboration with Henry Ståhlbrand, Lengertz Antikvariat in Malmö, in 1957, and they shared the edition.

Only a few in stock.
Can be hand-colored according to historical model.

The picture is sold without a frame.