Old Rare Map of the Caucasus by Santini, 1775: Georgia, Armenia, Tbilisi, Yerevan, Baku, Black Sea, Caspian Sea mercator projection and Indian Oceans

and Indian Oceans

66 miles tall by 9 miles wide

profoundly influenced later artists and helped pave the way for Impressionism

This print highlights the Rusty Grakle

Illustrations of volcanoes

Old Rare Map of the Caucasus by Santini, 1775: Georgia, Armenia, Tbilisi, Yerevan, Baku, Black Sea, Caspian Sea mercator projection and Indian OceansCarte de la Georgie et Des Pays Situes Entre La Mer Noire et La Mer Caspienne is Paolo Santinis refined 1775 vision of the Caucasus, a crossroads where empires, mountains, and maritime corridors converge. Working in the high Enlightenment tradition, Santini harnesses the clarity of French scientific cartography to render Georgia, Armenia, and the lands bridging the Black and Caspian Seas with uncommon precision. Finely drawn river systems, shaded