Old wine map of Cognac region, Champagnebois, Charente, 1947

Old wine map of Cognac region, Champagnebois, Charente, 1947Louis Larmat's "Atlas de la France Vinicole" was a comprehensive series of maps covering various wine and spirits regions in France, including Cognac and its eaux de vie, in the 1947 edition. The "carte generale" (general map) of Cognac within this atlas would likely have provided a detailed overview of the Cognac region, showcasing its vineyards, sub regions, and possibly specific areas known for producing eaux de vie. Larmat's meticulous cartography

the bold use of red

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John Speed (1552/1553 – 1629) was an English cartographer and historian best known for his work as a mapmaker

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The map showcases the island of Ceylon in great detail

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The etching depicts Castel Sant'angelo from an elevated perspective

particularly through his production of maps that catered to the interests of travelers

France in 1845

and scholars as valuable historical documents that provide insights into the geography and cartography of the 17th century