1574 Braun & Hogenberg Antique Birds Eye Views Chartres & Chateaudu Loire France Cooks Voyages Its name is derived from

Its name is derived from the Latin word Belgica

also attracting those who had been expelled from Spain and Portugal

but the ceramic record also begins at this point

This finely engraved hand coloured original antique print a view of Neros Golden Palace in Rome was published in 1650 by Thomas Fuller in his unique book of the Holy Land A Pisagh-Sight of Palestine

1574 Braun & Hogenberg Antique Birds Eye Views Chartres & Chateaudu Loire France Cooks Voyages Its name is derived fromTitle : Autricum, Prolemeo in Gallia Lugdunensis Urbs; vulgo, cum Villa nouano, Chartres Chasteaudunum, Comitatus vulgo Dunoys in Gallia Oppidum primorium Size: 19in x 15 1 2in (490mm x 390mm) Condition: (A+) Fine Condition Date : 1574 Ref #: 30267 Description: This original copper plate engraved hand coloured antique print, a birds eye view of cities of Chartres and Chateaudu , in Loire, France was published by Georg Braun & Frans Hogenberg for the