Antique Maps of Europe

Ortelius' Italy, Mercator's Scotland, Jefferys' Ireland, the 1739 Turgot plan of Paris, John Rocque's 1746 London and Jacopo de' Barbari's 1500 woodcut view of Venice — the maps people ask for by name, from the Library of Congress, the Leventhal Map Center and the Cleveland Museum of Art. Panoramic plans are offered in 12×24 and 12×36 formats so the whole city stays on the sheet. Every map is available as a framed vintage print in a black, oak or white wood frame, ready to hang, or unframed on archival matte paper.