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Early Map of 17th/18th Century Hamburg. Framed (53x48cm).
An early map of Hamburg, Germany, depicting the city's historic layout with fortified walls and surrounding waterways. The city is enclosed within star-shaped bastions, a common defensive design in early modern Europe. Streets, canals, and major buildings are detailed, showing the historical urban layout. The upper part of the map includes a compass rose labeled "Alster Flos" and "Alster See," referring to the Alster River and it's connected lake. A lower decorative panel contains an artistic cityscape of Hamburg, featuring church spires, sailing ships, and allegorical figures, enhancing the historical aesthetic. This map appears to be a hand-coloured reproduction of a historical engraving, likely from the 17th or 18th century, showcasing Hamburg as a vital European port city with extensive fortifications. The map is framed and behind non-reflective glass so is well-preserved and ready to hang. Please view images above for more detail.Size (map) : 35.5 x 30.5cm
Size (frame) : 53 x 48cm
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