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This plan of Brussels, also titled Bruxelles, was published under the superintendence of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge. W. B. Clarke, an architect, drew it, B. R....

This color lithograph plan of Brussels was drawn by Ernst Thom and Dr. Corn. Loewe and published by Pharus-Verlag of Hamburg in 1917. It comes from the Pharus-Atlas Deutscher Staedte,...

This detailed plan of Brussels, titled Brussels a large and beautiful City in the Dutchy of Brabant, Subject to the Queen of Hungary, and ye Seat of her chief Governor...

John Tallis published this town plan of Brussels in London in 1851. It is a remarkable representation of the Belgian capital, notable for the striking vignettes that give the plan...

This interesting detailed map of Holland and Belgium was published in New York in 1860 by Joseph Hutchins Colton, one of the most prolific American publishers of the nineteenth century....

This full-color map of Belgium was published in London in 1851 by John Tallis and engraved for R. Montgomery Martin's Illustrated Atlas of the World. The map extends into the...

This Belgium & Holland sheet was made by the Edinburgh Geographical Institute of John Bartholomew & Son for The Times atlas, published in London in 1922 as the Times Survey...

This map of Belgium was drawn by John Dower for A General Descriptive Atlas of the Earth, with commentary by W. M. Higgins, and published in 1832 by W. S....

This map of Belgium and Holland was drawn by Jeremiah Greenleaf for A New Universal Atlas, printed by G. R. French of Brattleboro, Vermont, in 1840. It measures 32 by...

James Wyld drew this map of Holland and Belgium, formerly the Kingdom of the Netherlands, and S. Stockley engraved it for An Atlas of the World, published by James Wyld...

David H. Burr drew and published this Kingdom of the Netherlands in New York in 1831, in a series of maps for a general atlas printed by Sleight and Robinson....

D. F. Sotzmann drew this Der Burgundische Kreis oder Die Oestreichschen Niederlande, and Paulus Schmidt engraved it for Sotzmann's collections of maps for schools, published in Berlin around 1795. The...

This Belgii Veteris Typus, from the geographical efforts of Abraham Ortelius, is a map of the Low Countries in ancient times by Petrus Kaerius, who is also known as Peter...

Sidney Hall engraved this map of the Netherlands, published in London in February 1828 by Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown and Green of Paternoster Row. It comes from A New General...

This detailed plan of Bruges, titled Bruges one of the Principal Cities of Flanders, was published in London in 1740 and is the work of Paul de Rapin de Thoyras....

Auguste Michelot and Achille Meissas drew this Empire Français en 1812 for their Petit atlas de géographie du moyen âge et des principales époques des temps modernes, a ten-map school...

This map of the United Kingdom of the Netherlands, Dutch provinces, was published by Daniel Lizars of Edinburgh about 1831. It comes from The Edinburgh Geographical and Historical Atlas, issued...

Pierre Lapie, who with Poirson drew the maps for Conrad Malte-Brun's Précis de la géographie universelle, made this map of the French Empire in 1809 for the atlas that François...

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...

This exquisite view of Antwerp, titled Anverpia, nobile in Brabantia, was made by Georg Braun and Frans Hogenberg for their Civitates Orbis Terrarum and published in Cologne in 1599. It...

This plan of Antwerp and its citadel, titled Plan de la Ville et Citadelle d'Anvers, was published by Matthaeus Seutter in Augsburg around 1730. The catalog calls it a fine...

This detailed city map of Leuven, titled Lovanium, Brabanticarum urbium caput, comes from the famous Civitates Orbis Terrarum of Georg Braun and Franz Hogenberg and was published in Cologne in...

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...

This plan of Antwerp, also titled Antwerpen and Anvers, was published under the superintendence of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge. W. B. Clarke drew it, B. R....

This map of Holland was published in London on July 25, 1811, by William Darton Junior of 58 Holborn Hill. It comes from Darton's Union Atlas, which holds 38 maps...

A. Major produced this spectacular four-color chromolithograph celebrating the opening of the Brooklyn Bridge on May 24, 1883, capturing the dramatic fireworks display and grand parade of ships beneath the...

Long before the Ordnance Survey, and even before Christopher Saxton's county atlas, an English exile living in Rome produced one of the first reasonably accurate printed maps of the whole...

This detailed map of Denmark was made by John Arrowsmith and published in London in 1842, with the regions of the kingdom set apart by color. John Arrowsmith belonged to...

This map of Glasgow was produced by John Tallis and engraved by John Rapkin, published in 1851 as part of Tallis's Illustrated Atlas, a series celebrated for combining detailed city...

This finely detailed map of Glasgow was published in 1851 by the Victorian map publishers Tallis and Rapkin, at a time when the city was rapidly expanding into one of...

Matthäus Merian the Elder engraved this bird's-eye plan of Amsterdam for Johann Ludwig Gottfried's Neuwe Archontologia Cosmica, published at Frankfurt am Main around 1638. It presents the city during its...

This decorative map of Holland was published in London by John Tallis in 1851 and engraved for R. Montgomery Martin's Illustrated Atlas. Its vignettes show Rotterdam, a pair of Dutch...

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...

Step into the late Victorian era with this 1880 London Map, framing a metropolis of grand boulevards, emerging railways, and global influence at the height of the British Empire. The...

Two survey projects were racing to map Manchester in the early 1790s, and Charles Laurent's reached print first. William Green had been carrying out a meticulous large-scale survey of the...

The Sabiston Litho. & Pubg. Co. produced this map of Montreal in 1893 for a distinctly single-purpose audience: delegates travelling to the city for the Twelfth International Christian Endeavor Convention,...