Old Map of Lower Tuscany, Italy by Visscher, 1690: Viterbo, Rome, Orvieto, Civitavecchia, Parco Bracciano Martignano Size:40x50in (100x127cm) These ships would've carried goods

These ships would've carried goods such as spices

The Rock of Gibraltar is a large limestone promontory that dominates the city of Gibraltar

Key Features: The major settlements and features shown on this map include:

Its wealth of data and visually appealing presentation make it a must-have for researchers

Old Map of Lower Tuscany, Italy by Visscher, 1690: Viterbo, Rome, Orvieto, Civitavecchia, Parco Bracciano Martignano Size:40x50in (100x127cm) These ships would've carried goodsImmerse yourself in the rich tapestry of history with our exquisite map, 'Toscana inferiore, detta anticamente Tuscia suburbicaria', which translates to 'Lower Tuscany, formerly known as Suburbicarian Tuscany'. This piece, meticulously crafted by Nicolaes Visscher II in 1690, showcases the regions and political divisions of Lower Tuscany, an area that is now part of modern day Italy. Visscher II was a renowned cartographer from the Dutch Golden Age,