An attractive late 19th century illustration of Paris, France as it may have appeared in 1630. Most likely issued around 1899, this map presents 17th century Paris as seen looking West form a position high above the Seine River. Bridges, streets, and important buildings are identified. The surrounding countryside as well as parks and formal gardens are tinted light green. This map was part of a series issued for Honore Champion's Atlas Municipal de la Ville de Paris.. It was drawn by A. Guibal.
Source
Champion, H., Atlas Municipal de al Ville de Paris, c. 1899.
Good. Some soiling where originally attached to binder. Backed on archival tissue.