Von Rappholt's Map of Gotaland, Sweden - Showing Gothenburg, home of the SOIC 11_3_23 22 ½” x 32” framed
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22 ½” x 32” framed
bringing the total to 51 entries
a period marked by the production of some of the most important and beautiful maps in history
but it also provides a detailed account ofcourt tennis over the fifty years since Marshall's book was published
Stevenson records just two examples of the 1615 Rossi globe
Von Rappholt's Map of Gotaland, Sweden - Showing Gothenburg, home of the SOIC 11_3_23 22 ½” x 32” framedVON RAPPHOLT, Bengt Gustav (1717 1762). Southwestern Sweden (Part of Gotaland). Manuscript map with original hand color in full. Wenersborg, 1743. 12 3 4" x 38 1 4" sheet, 22" x 48" framed. A Rare and Elegant 18th century Map of Southwestern Sweden. This elegant map, with its delicate watercolor wash denoting the North Sea and flawless calligraphy, focuses primarily on the Gotaland provinces of Bohuslan and Dalsland, which appears at center. The map