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Travel back to the Belle Époque along the Côte d’Azur with this 1882 Nice Map, tracing a sun-kissed shoreline dotted with grand promenades and pastel façades. Street grids radiate from...

George Franklin Cram drew this map of France for Cram's Unrivaled Family Atlas of the World, copyrighted in 1883 and published by A.C. Shewey and Company of Chicago and Rushville,...

This beautifully restored antique map of France showcases the country’s geographic and political landscape with remarkable detail. Originally published in 1972, just after the Franco-German War, this map represents a...

Edward Stanford of Charing Cross, London, published this France in Provinces in 1865 in The Family Atlas, whose eighty maps were engraved on steel under the superintendence of the Society...

J. Migeon directed the publication of this geological map of France for the Nouvel Atlas Illustré, Géographie Universelle, issued in Paris in 1892 by the Direction et Administration at 11...

Edward Stanford of Charing Cross, London, published this map of France in 1872 in The Family Atlas, eighty maps engraved on steel under the superintendence of the Society for the...

Furne, Jouvet et Cie of Paris published this Carte Géologique de la Région Française in 1882 in the Atlas Universel de Géographie Moderne, the atlas adopted by the Ministry of...

Mario Baratta and Luigi Visintin compiled this Regione Francese for the Grande atlante geografico, published in 1922 in Novara by the Istituto Geografico De Agostini, an atlas of 102 tables...

A. Vuillemin drew this Nouvelle Carte Élémentaire de la France for use in primary schools, and the Paris publisher A. Logerot issued it in 1876 within a composite atlas of...

Maison Basset of 33 rue de Seine, Paris, published this France par Provinces in 1852 in the Géographie Universelle, an illustrated atlas of elementary geography with maps by J. G....

Matthäus Seutter, the Augsburg engraver and publisher who trained under Johann Baptist Homann in Nuremberg before founding his own firm, issued this map of France as Gallia in his Atlas...

W. Swan Sonnenschein and Allen of Paternoster Square, London, published this map in 1880 as the first edition of their Royal Relief Atlas of All Parts of the World, also...

Claude-Joseph Drioux and Charles Leroy compiled this France: Hypsométrique: Relief du Sol for their Atlas Universel et Classique de Géographie, the new edition of 1886 published in Paris by Eugène...

Robert Wilkinson of 125 Fenchurch Street, London, drew this Gallia Antiqua for his Atlas Classica, a collection of maps of the countries mentioned by ancient authors, sacred and profane, which...

Schonberg and Company of New York published this France in 1865 in Schonberg's Standard Atlas of the World, a 56-map atlas sold through agents including Benj. B. Russell in Boston...

L. Smith engraved this historical map of Gaul under the Romans for the Nouvel Atlas Illustré, Géographie Universelle, which J. Migeon directed and which was published in Paris in 1892...

Immerse yourself in the beauty of Provence with this exquisite vintage map, a stunning tribute to one of France’s most charming and historic regions. This highly detailed print captures the...

John Tallis of London published this France in 1851 as a decorative map from one of the great nineteenth-century illustrated atlases, and the catalog describes this example as a striking...

Tobias Conrad Lotter issued this Le Royaume de France et les Conquêtes de Louis le Grand in Augsburg around 1760, from a design engraved by Johann Christoph Steinberger near the...

John Tallis of London published this France in 1851 as a decorative map from one of the great nineteenth-century illustrated atlases, and the catalog describes this example as a striking...

Auguste-Henri Dufour drew this Gaule Ancienne in 1863 for his Atlas Universel, Physique, Historique et Politique de Géographie Ancienne et Moderne, which Armand Le Chevalier published in Paris, with Charles...

The London and New York firm of J. & F. Tallis issued this map of France in The Illustrated Atlas, and Modern History of the World, edited by R. Montgomery...

David H. Burr, a New York cartographer born in 1803, drew this France in Departments for A New Universal Atlas, which D. S. Stone of New York published in 1835...

John Pinkerton directed the compilation of this map of France for his Modern Atlas, which L. Hebert drew and Samuel John Neele engraved at 352 Strand in London, and which...

Jodocus Hondius is named on this Nova Totius Galliae Geographica Descriptio, whose title carries the year 1600, and this Amsterdam printing is the first state with the Hondius imprint and...

W. & A.K. Johnston Limited of Edinburgh and London published this France in 1906 in the second edition of The Victoria Regina Atlas, Political, Physical and Astronomical, a world atlas...

Claude-Joseph Drioux and Charles Leroy compiled this France divisée en 32 gouvernements for their Atlas Universel et Classique de Géographie, a new edition with 94 maps and insets that Eugène...

Henricus Hondius published this Galliae supra omnes in hac forma editiones locupletissima et exactissima descriptio in Amsterdam around 1631, the Latin title promising the fullest and most exact description of...

Pierre Mortier of Amsterdam published this Carte Particulière des Postes de France around 1700, a highly detailed postal route map showing the routes of the French posts at the end...

Mathew Carey published this France Divided into Circles and Departments in Philadelphia in 1794, one of the earliest American printings to show France under its new revolutionary administrative system. Carey,...

The Polish Army Topography Service drew this map of France for the Pergamon World Atlas, the English edition of the Polish Atlas Świata, which Pergamon Press of Oxford issued together...

Edward Stanford of Charing Cross, London, published this France II in 1865 in The Family Atlas, eighty maps engraved on steel under the superintendence of the Society for the Diffusion...

Christoph Weigel of Nuremberg published this Gallia Vetus ex Iulii Caesaris Comentaris around 1720, a hand-colored engraved map of ancient Gaul drawn from classical sources, above all Julius Caesar's Commentarii...

Daniel-Louis Derveaux drew this map of France in 1963, titled Fromaiges et Vignobles and labeled Païs de Cocagne, the Land of Plenty, as part of the popular series of historical...

Henry S. Tanner of 177 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia, published this Gallia Antiqua in 1826 in An Atlas of Ancient Geography, sixteen maps selected from the most approved works to illustrate...

This exquisite vintage wine map of France is a detailed representation of the country’s renowned wine regions, showcasing Burgundy, Bordeaux, Champagne, and other famous appellations. Originally published under the patronage...

Immerse yourself in the cultural and geographic tapestry of France with this meticulously restored map, revealing the departmental boundaries, principal cities, and key routes of the mid‑nineteenth century. Sourced from...

Step into the splendor of late 19th-century Paris with this 1889 City Map, unveiling wide boulevards, world-class monuments, and the newly erected Eiffel Tower that soon became a global icon....

This vintage tourist map of Brittany, France, is a fascinating piece of historical cartography that captures the region’s detailed road networks, railway lines, and key landmarks. Originally designed as a...

John Dower drew and engraved this map of France for Henry Teesdale & Co., the London publishers who issued it in 1831 as part of A New General Atlas of...

John Bartholomew's Geographical Institute in Edinburgh edited this map of France for The Times Atlas of the World, Mid-Century Edition, which Houghton Mifflin published in Boston with John Bartholomew &...

Discover the allure of Nancy, a city renowned for its Art Nouveau architecture and vibrant cultural scene, through this exquisite 1907 travel poster. This artistic depiction features Nancy’s elegantly designed...

This extraordinary gastronomic map of France beautifully illustrates the rich culinary heritage of the country, detailing famous regional dishes, wines, and local specialties. Originally published as a guide to France’s...

John Tallis of London published this France in 1851 in R. Montgomery Martin's Illustrated Atlas, the year Tallis issued his Illustrated World Atlas for the Great Exhibition. Tallis, who lived...

Step into a late 19th-century maritime powerhouse with this 1894 Marseille Map, revealing the beating heart of France’s oldest city where ancient harbor walls gave way to modern shipping. Labeled...

Charles W. Morse drew and engraved this map of France and Switzerland for Morse's General Atlas of the World, which D. Appleton and Company of New York published in 1856...

This antique French wine map is a must-have for oenophiles, history buffs, and cartography enthusiasts alike. Featuring a detailed and beautifully illustrated representation of France’s vineyards, this historic map provides...

This beautifully crafted map of the vineyards of France is a fascinating glimpse into the country’s rich viticultural heritage. Highlighting the major wine-growing regions, from Burgundy to Provence, this detailed...

Step back in time with this captivating 1895 travel poster of Mont St. Michel, an architectural marvel and a symbol of French national pride. This poster portrays the iconic silhouette...

The London Geographical Institute, the imprint of the London map house George Philip & Son, produced this map of the Western Front for the Daily Mail, which issued it as...