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1642 Map Apostle Paul’s Journey fr Jerusalem to Rome Christian Religious Poster

Geographic Description of the Travels of the Apostles and the Journeys of Paul, Together with the Countries and Empires Where They First Preached the Gospel. -See more info below- Detailed Specifications This is a modern reproduction of the original map. This Map Comes in Sizes: 11″x16″, 16″x24″ and 23″x34″We have more Maps of the Holy Land, you can find them in Our StoreWe also have more Religious Maps, you can find them in Our StoreRemember, the smaller the map size, the smaller the print, that means it is harder to read the text!All Our Maps and Posters Are Made in the USA This map created in 1642 by Nicolaes Visscher shows the eastern Mediterranean and environs in the first century AD and the journey of the Apostle Paul from Jerusalem to Rome in 60–61. Nine panels surrounding the map depict major scenes from the life of Paul and the journey, including his being blinded on the road to Damascus, his baptism, his escape from Damascus, shipwreck off the island of Malta (also illustrated on the map), and his appearance before the Emperor Nero in Rome. Each panel is a composite containing two or three scenes from the apostle’s life; annotations link the scenes to the appropriate Bible verses. The map was engraved and hand colored to display the administrative and political divisions of the period. Numerous cities, towns, islands, and regions are labeled, including Memphis, Alexandria, Jerusalem, Babel, Tripoli, Constantinople, Athens, and Rome. The seas are decorated with sailing ships and a compass rose. This map comes with a white border around the image ————————— -How are the prints shipped? They are rolled and placed into a rigid tube or box. -Is this available in a larger/smaller size. Yes. For smaller or larger sizes, email us.

Story Map of Ireland Wall Art Print Historical Portraits Animals Poster Irish

Early Story Map of Ireland Detailed Specifications This is a reproduction of the original map This Map Comes in Sizes: 11″x14″, 16″x20″ and 23″x29″ We have more Maps of Ireland in Our Store We have more Pictorial Maps, you can find them in Our Store Remember, the smaller the map size the harder it is to read. All Our Maps and Posters Are Made in the USA Featuring portrait illustrations of historical figures and writers, buildings, literary figures, landscape features, ships and boats, animals….. This map comes with a white border around the image ————————— -How are the prints shipped? They are rolled and placed into a rigid tube or box. -Is this available in a larger/smaller size. Yes. For smaller or larger sizes, email us.

Father of Waters 1887 Mississippi River Map Poster – Wall Art Lake House Decor

Great River Arts Father of Waters 1887 Mississippi River Map Wall Art – 4.75″ x 38″ Paper Wall Map Gift for Travelers – Ready to Frame Lake House Decor – Print Historical Map Poster Wall Decor This wall decor print poster has some size variations allowing you to choose from which size is needed for you. This is a high-quality reproduction art wall decor poster and its image has a standard resolution, digitally enhanced and you can restore it where necessary. We used acid-free matte paper & UV-resistant inks that will prevent yellowing or fading and used the latest printing technology to create our product. The Great River Arts ”Father of Waters 1887 Mississippi River” is a meticulously hand-painted reproduction of a rare ”ribbon map” originally drawn by Captain Willard Glazier. This map was created to support Glazier’s claim that the true source of the Mississippi River is Lake Glazier, not Lake Itasca. The map includes many modern-day towns as well as historical towns that no longer appear on contemporary maps, such as Waterproof. The original map was black and white, aged, and possibly torn or creased. This reproduction has been carefully restored, cleaned, and painted, then re-distressed to maintain its antique appearance. 𝐏𝐑𝐎𝐃𝐔𝐂𝐓 𝐅𝐄𝐀𝐓𝐔𝐑𝐄𝐒: Reproduction of a rare 1887 Mississippi River ”ribbon map” by Captain Willard Glazier Created to support the claim that Lake Glazier is the true source of the Mississippi River Includes many modern-day towns and historical towns no longer on maps Hand-painted historical map reproduction with vibrant colors Original map was black and white, aged, and possibly torn or creased Restored, cleaned, and painted to maintain an antique appearance Re-distressed to look antiquated while preserving historical essence Measures 4.75 x 38 inches, making it a striking addition to any space Easy to read and suitable for both office and living room decor. Makes a perfect gift or cherished piece for map enthusiasts and history lovers About Great River Arts: Great River Arts began its journey in 2006, restoring and painting historical French maps of the Mississippi River. Art collectors and interior designers were captivated by the subtle enchantment of these gently painted maps, which led to a growing demand for restored and painted historic maps across the country. The historical map collection soon evolved into custom map services for private estates, resorts, lakes, public lands, and regional attractions—all showcasing the vintage charm of earlier works, incorporating borders, cartouches, and fonts inspired by historic maps from the 1850s and earlier. Each piece of art produced by Great River Arts is the result of a collaborative process involving cartographers, architects, colorists, and professional researchers. With a passion for exploration and creativity, the team continues to create original works, actively pursuing new map suggestions and collaborations while working from the road and a home base near Glacier National Park, Montana. Great River Arts remains committed to crafting timeless map art and sharing its journey with audiences everywhere. About the Driftless Region Map: The unglaciated region of western Wisconsin, northeastern Iowa, northwestern Illinois, and southeastern Minnesota is a natural and beautifully sculpted landscape that is known as the Driftless Area. The area is considered “Driftless” because it was not shaped by the movement of glaciers thousands of years ago. A part of the attraction to the region is the forested hillsides that extend into deeply carved river valleys that cut into limestone bedrocks. A key feature that makes the Driftless Area a unique place is the Baraboo Range, comprising of a collection of monadnocks- huge masses of rock rising up out of the middle of a plateau. The Driftless Area is a strange combination of plateau, deep river gorges, sinkholes, bluffs, and monadnocks. The Driftless Area covers about 20,000 square miles, which primarily extends into western Wisconsin-roughly 85 percent. The landscape has plenty of caves, notably Viroqua City Cave and Cave of the Mounds, and the most rugged part of Driftless Wisconsin is the Ocooch Mountains. In southeastern Minnesota the Driftless Area begins at Fort Snelling, Minnesota, at the confluence of the Minnesota and Mississippi Rivers. This region is defined by vegetation of mixed woodland, goat prairies, and old plateau covered by loess. The Minnesota River cuts across the Driftless Area. In Driftless Iowa the landscape is of forested valleys, streams, rivers, and majestic limestone bluffs. In Illinois, rolling hills and wooded ridges, and features such canyons, ravines, bluffs makes up its portion of the Driftless Area. The Driftless Area’s forests, prairies, wetlands, and grasslands provides ideal habitat for wildflowers and wildlife. Farming continues to be an activity that thrives in the Driftless Area. Unique soil conditions and higher elevations are ideal for growing particular crops. Amish farmers have long situated themselves in the region, but a new breed of organic farmers has emerged in Driftless. Wisconsin in particular, has expanded into a hotbed of organic farming. The Driftless Region is also ripe for fishing for a variety of trout including brown trout, rainbow trout, and brook trout. Whitetail deer and wild turkey, ring-necked pheasant, along with other games such as ducks and geese, grouse, quail, mourning dove, rabbit, squirrel, raccoon, fox, and coyote can all be hunted in specific portions of the Driftless Area. Due to nature of our product line the exact sizes may vary!

1848 Gold Rush Map Of Oregon & Upper California Showing the Regions Poster Print

1848 Map Of Oregon And Upper California (Showing the Gold Regions) Detailed Specifications This is a reproduction of the original map This Map comes in 3 sizes11″x14″, 16″x20″ and 23″x29″ We have more Maps of California in Our StoreWe have more Maps of Oregon in Our Store All Our Maps and Posters Are Made in the USAREMEMBER, the smaller the map size the harder it is to read the text. The closeup images are based on the biggest print size. Fascinating map of the Western United States, exhibiting Oregon Territory, Upper California and the regions west of the Rocky Mountains. This map is perhaps the most sought after of all atlas maps showing the Western United States. This second 1849 edition of the map represents the first significant update since the map’s first appearance in the New Universal Atlas, replacing an earlier 1849 edition, which bears the date. The most obvious addition to the map is the notation and coloration of the Gold Regions of California. However, perhaps even more significant is the inclusion in red outline of Fremont’s route through the west, extending from Pike’s Peak to San Diego, through San Francisco and the Gold Regions to the Columbia River and along the Snake and Lewis Rivers through South Pass, along with his route across the Great American Desert between Salt Lake and Sacremento City. It is this portion of the map that shows the most remarkable cartographic transformation, with over a dozen north south cordilleras added where none had existed in the earlier editions of the map. The two notes on the Great Interior Basin of California have also been removed, although the name remains. The map includes dozens of Indian Names, early settlements and other features of note. All of the Upper California Missions are noted, as are early forts. In Oregon Territory, the Presbyterian Mission on the Kooskooskee River is shown, as is Ft. Walla Walla, Dr. Whitmore’s Ft. Boise, Lewis & Clark’s Route, Ft.Kootanie, Ft. Okanagan, Spokane House, Ft. Colville, Ross’s Rapids, Ft. Hall, Ft. Umqua, Canoe Camp and the Oregon Trail. A highly important map, being the first map of the west to be included in a widely distributed American Commercial Atlas.Map shows California, Southwest, Rocky Mountains, Northwest. This map comes with a white border around the image ————————— -How are the map shipped? They are rolled and placed into a rigid tube. -Is this available in a larger/smaller size. Yes. For smaller or larger sizes, email us.