Laguillermie, Frédéric-Guillaume
Frédéric-Guillaume Laguillermie (1805 - 1870) was a Parisian engraver, cartographer, and printmaker best known for his partnership with Victor Levasseur. He was the father of Frédéric-Auguste Laguillermie (March 27, 1841 - December 14, 1934) the famous French painter and etcher.
Includes a stunning view of central Paris along the Seine.
Paris divisé et 12 Arrondissement et 48 Quartiers.
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This is a c. 1840 G. Alvar Toussaint city plan or map of Paris, France, under King Louis-Philippe (1830 - 1848). The map captures Paris when it remained a rabbit warren of narrow mediaeval streets - the Haussmannn Renovations did not begin until 1848. At the time Paris was the beating heart of European Romanticism, the home of Balzac, Delacroix, Rossini, Chopain, Liszt, Berlioz, Manet, Hugo, and so many others. (more details)
Key sites in the Atlantic Slave Trae.
Colonies Françaises (en Afrique).
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This is a 1847 Victor Levasseur map of the French colonies of Madagascar, Senegal, and the Gambia. The map captures key sites associated with the Atlantic Slave Trade, including the infamous Gorée. (more details)