Antique Map of Denmark (1812) — (Framed Print) Arrowsmith & Lewis, Early 19th-Century Atlas Edition

Engraved from original Danish sources and published in Boston by Thomas & Andrews in 1812, this early 19th-century map of Denmark was created by noted cartographers Aaron Arrowsmith and Samuel Lewis.
It presents the Danish kingdom with remarkable precision, showing settlements, political divisions, and waterways in fine copperplate detail.

Originally part of A New and Elegant General Atlas, one of the earliest American-issued atlases to incorporate European cartographic knowledge, this piece bridges two worlds: Danish geography rendered through American craftsmanship.

Restored and printed on archival paper, this elegant map brings the clarity and charm of Enlightenment-era cartography to modern collectors and history enthusiasts alike.

Product features
- Two paper options: fine art and semi-gloss for varying textures
- Pre-installed hanging hardware for easy display
- Vibrant colors ensure your designs pop
- 100% real pinewood frame with matte black finish
- Various sizes and orientations available to suit your space

Care instructions
- Clean framed prints with a slightly wet cloth when necessary.

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Product information: Generic brand, 2 year warranty in EU and Northern Ireland as per Directive 1999/44/EC

Care instructions: Clean framed prints with a slightly wet cloth when necessary.