Old map of Philadelphia, 1875 (fine art photo paper print, 78 cm x 104 cm)

Old map of Philadelphia, 1875 (fine art photo paper print, 78 cm x 104 cm)Varte, P. C. & J. Toudy & Co. published a map of Philadelphia in 1875 entitled "Philadelphia 100 Years Ago." The map shows the city as it would have appeared in 1775, during the American Revolution. The map is a valuable historical document, providing a glimpse of Philadelphia's past at a time when it was a major center of commerce and culture. The map legend provides the names of various streets, buildings, and landmarks. Some of the notable

Published by Waterlow & Sons Limited

Neele and Son's business continued to thrive throughout the 19th century

and astronomer who lived in the 2nd century AD

which blended elements of Art Nouveau and Gothic architecture with a unique approach to form and structure

Gustav Klimt created the painting titled "Friends" or "The Water Serpents" (Die Wasser-Schlangen) in 1907

Mitchell's maps were also used by the United States government

the world was undergoing significant changes in terms of exploration

The Russian Revolution of 1917 eventually led to the overthrow of the monarchy

including those of North and South America

and smoke rises from a nearby village

The harlequin costume is depicted in a range of colors and patterns

as the premier géographe du roi (First Geographer to the King)