Medieval City Map of Brouckerque 1699 sq40 Og de kan ikke kun

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Printed with Japanese archival ink on a matte Hahnemühle paper in own studio in rural Copenhagen

in October 1843

Bring forth your inner ROAR with this wild and colourful print (right side) of the Oriental Fauna

The very special size 112x35 cm makes this framed print stand out on any wall

Medieval City Map of Brouckerque 1699 sq40 Og de kan ikke kunImmerse yourself in this playfully whimsical 1699 city map of Brouckerque, France. Imagine the artist standing before the city walls, drawing his sketches for this medieval panoramic cityscape Though more than 300 years old, Frederick de Wits medieval copperplate printed city maps were crafted with such accuracy and love for detail, that even today residents of the old city centres may spot their own homes. While the street plan itself is drawn from a