Antique Map of Denmark (1812) — Arrowsmith & Lewis, Early 19th-Century Atlas Edition Home Decoration Art this piece reflects the SDUK’s

this piece reflects the SDUK’s mission to make geographic knowledge accessible to the public

Relief is shown with delicate hachures

Engraved and published in Rome by Giovanni Maria Cassini in 1800

Published in London by John Arrowsmith in 1832

one of the few prominent female map publishers of the 18th century

Antique Map of Denmark (1812) — Arrowsmith & Lewis, Early 19th-Century Atlas Edition Home Decoration Art this piece reflects the SDUK’sEngraved from original Danish sources and published in Boston by Thomas & Andrews in 1812, this early 19th century map of Denmark was created by noted cartographers Aaron Arrowsmith and Samuel Lewis. It presents the Danish kingdom with remarkable precision, showing settlements, political divisions, and waterways in fine copperplate detail. Originally part of A New and Elegant General Atlas, one of the earliest American issued atlases to incorporate