Botanical Engravings by William Curtis, 1856 (Set of 4) Virginia The map is based on

The map is based on original manuscript maps provided to His Excellency the late Chevalier Pinto

and one of the most prolific of the great flourishing of English cartography that occured during the Restoration Era

focusing on stunning watercolor marine scenes

5 W × 1ʺD × 25ʺH

Also featured are wandering tribes of Kaffirs & Zulus in lands west of the Drakensberg range & D'Urban is marked thus

Botanical Engravings by William Curtis, 1856 (Set of 4) Virginia The map is based onSet of 4 original copper engraving botanicals by William Curtis, 1856. Unframed. Dimensions: 6" x 9. 5" each print, 20" x 26" set of 4. Excellent condition. Curtis began publishing the *Botanical Magazine: Plants of the Royal Gardens* at Lovell Reeve in London in 1856. He started creating botanical illustrations in 1787 and continued this work almost without interruption for 160 years. The plates are renowned for their fine detail and delicate hand