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002fra: 1864 Map of France, Holland and Belgium, Published by Johnson and Ward. Each province is individually colored with original hand coloring. Cities, towns, major roads, railroad lines and geographical features are all shown. Small inset maps of Corsica, Amsterdam and Brussels are also included. The entire image is surrounded by a decorative border. 18x26 in. $80 004fra: 1855 Map of France by J.H. Colton. Each province in the country is individually hand colored. A small inset map of Corsica is in the bottom left corner. The entire image is surrounded by a decorative border. 16x19 in. $100 005fra: 1879 Map of France, Spain and Portugal by S. Augustus Mitchell. Nice original hand coloring. Also includes inset maps of Switzerland and the island of Corsica. Map image is surrounded by a decorative border. 12x15 in. $60 007fra: 1833 Map of France from Henry Tanner痴 Universal Atlas. Beautiful copper engraving, with delicate original hand color. Inset maps of Corsica and the Paris metro area are included at top. The right margin is cut close to the map border, but the border is completely intact. 12x15 in. $120 |
012fra: 1871 Women of Montmarte. Wood engraving shows a group of women marching to Montmarte during the second siege of Paris. Caption reads, "The Commune or Death!" Engraving is accompanied by text. From an 1871 issue of Harper's Weekly. 11x16 in. $30 014fra: 1887 Riviera Earthquake Scene. Engraved print shows scenes of the earthquake along the Riviera. Published in an 1887 issue of Harper's Weekly. 11x16 in. $30 015fra: 1883 View of Hotel de Ville. Beautiful lithograph shows an exterior view of Hotel de Ville and surrounding edifices. Image accompanied by descriptive text. Published as an illustration to a book in 1883. 12x17 in. $50 016fra: 1860 French Modes Dress. Color lithograph from 1860 was published in a book on costumes. The print shows various French modes of dress in the 16th century. 7x8 in. $40 018fra: 1860 Napoleon Bonaparte and Pope Pius VII. Detailed steel engraving published circa 1860 as an illustration to a book shows Napoleon Bonaparte inducing Pope Pius VII to sign the Concordat of 1801. This agreement reestablished the Roman Catholic Church in France and provided for the nomination of bishops by the state and the conferral of office by the pope. 5x8 in. $40 |
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