1826 Carte de L’Australie, (Partie Sud-Ouest de L’Oceanie)By: Adrien Hubert Brue Date: 1826 (Published) Paris Original Size: 14. 5 x 20. 75 inches (36. 8 x 52. 7 cm) This is a fine print reproduction of a splendid copper engraved map by Brue that features Australia and the southern part of Oceania, along with generous annotations regarding the entire area depicted, and two smaller inset maps. The maps are highly detailed in every aspect. The engraving is printed on heavy paper with wide margins, and includes

having fled France at the time of the St Valentine’s Day Massacre in Paris in 1572

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Texas in 1918 and moved to Los Angeles for art school

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with its northernmost coastline nearly attaching itself to the Unknown Southern Continent

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The upper border is formed by images of indigenous flora and the lower by a series of images depicting Hawaii's reef fauna

Biplanes dot the sky above the river while myriad seagoing vessels ply the waters

published the maps following the death of Brue

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The map is dedicated to King James II of England in the year he ascended to the throne

places such as Staten Island