Antique Map - John Bartholomew - West India Islands - Caribbean Sea - G3

Antique Map - John Bartholomew - West India Islands - Caribbean Sea - G3"West Indian Islands" This hand colored map was created by John Bartholomew and published in London in 1850. John Bartholomew was a distinguished Scottish cartographer who made significant contributions to the field during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He came from a family renowned for their expertise in cartography, and he continued their legacy with his own achievements. Bartholomew's maps were renowned for their accuracy and detail, with

"Bartramia Pomiformis"

Roche de Gramt"

Lindman's contributions have significantly contributed to the understanding and documentation of the Nordic flora

"Lobelia Urens"

An old 18th century map produced in France by the famous engraver and cartographer Joseph Roux

"Ruins of the Great Temple of Peace"

Erik Dahlberg (1625-1703) was a Swedish count

It represents the moment when Stephen is stoned outside the city by his many tormentors (about twenty characters)

which was reflected in his scholarly works

"Lotus Diffusus"

"Sphagnum Capillifolium"

Saxifraga Aizoides”