Antique Map of Ancient Gaul (1825) — Félix Delamarche, Galliae Antiquae, Paris Switzerland art offers a vivid glimpse of

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Antique Map of Ancient Gaul (1825) — Félix Delamarche, Galliae Antiquae, Paris Switzerland art offers a vivid glimpse ofEngraved in Paris by Flix Delamarche, successor to the famed Robert de Vaugondy, this 1825 map of Galliae Antiquae portrays ancient Gaul divided into its historic provinces during the Roman era. Delicately hand colored boundaries and Latin place names reveal the provinces that would one day form modern France, Belgium, and Switzerland. Published in Delamarches Atlas de la Gographie Ancienne et Moderne, officially adopted by the Conseil Royal de