Brion, Louis, de la Tour
1790

Guyane, Terre Ferme. Isles Antilles et Nouvelle Espagne

Guyane, Terre Ferme. Isles Antilles et Nouvelle Espagne par M. Brion Ingenieur Geographe du Roi a Paris ches le S. Desnos Ing. Geog. Pour les Globes les Spheres rue St. Jacques au Globe.

DESCRIPTION: Antique map of the Caribbean Archipelago, Mexico, and the southeast United States. Map is set within a page of French text related to the map.

CREATOR: Brion, Louis, de la Tour

PUBLICATION DATE: 1790

GEOGRAPHIC AREA: Caribbean

BODY OF WATER: Caribbean Sea

CONDITION: Good. On laid paper. Small archival repair to close a split centerfold at bottom margin. No impact on image. A few small spots.

COLORING: Outline and wash hand color.

ENGRAVER:

SIZE: 19 " x 11 "

ITEM PHYSICAL LOCATION: 10

PRICE: $130

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