Antique Map of Poland & Prussia (1811) — William Darton, Union Atlas, London Size:11.7" x 8.3" symbolizing the spread of the

symbolizing the spread of the metropolis into once-rural Middlesex

it stands as an evocative record of Poland and Prussia’s changing frontiers in the Napoleonic era

this piece embodies the Georgian era’s cartographic elegance

this map appeared in Black’s General Atlas of the World

this map captures the Habsburg Empire’s landscape at the dawn of modern Europe

Antique Map of Poland & Prussia (1811) — William Darton, Union Atlas, London Size:11.7" x 8.3" symbolizing the spread of thePublished in London by William Darton in 1811, this finely engraved and hand colored map presents Poland and Prussia at a turning point in European history, shortly after the partitions that reshaped Central Europe. Relief is delicately rendered by hachures, with each region outlined in color to distinguish the shifting borders of the early 19th century. Created for Dartons Union Atlas, an atlas celebrated for its accessible yet scholarly maps, this