Old Map of the Mughal Empire by Clouet, 1787: Delhi, Calcutta, Ganges–Indus, Grand Trunk Rd, Bombay Size:33x60in (84x150cm) a detailed engraving of Dover

a detailed engraving of Dover Castle in the bottom right

a prestigious collection known for its detailed depiction of global political and physical divisions

part of Bartholomew's flagship half-inch to the mile series

Reflects the post-war era in the U

the relationship between the colonial capital and its harbor at Fremantle

Old Map of the Mughal Empire by Clouet, 1787: Delhi, Calcutta, Ganges–Indus, Grand Trunk Rd, Bombay Size:33x60in (84x150cm) a detailed engraving of DoverAbbot Jean Baptiste Louis Clouets Empire du Mogol, dated 1787, is a masterwork of Enlightenment cartography that marries historical insight with decorative elegance. As Royal Geographer to the Academy of Sciences in Rouen and author of the acclaimed Geographie Moderne, Clouet renders the Mughal realm with an ornate title cartouche and a palette of vibrant, color coded regions that immediately command attention. The map encompasses the Indian