Must-have Seychellen Im Jahr 1794 Von Laurie & Whittle After Alexis-marie De Rochon Device [29pXL0ah]

1794 Original Map of the Seychelles

Discover a rare and historical treasure with our "Must-have Seychellen Im Jahr 1794 Von Laurie & Whittle After Alexis-marie De Rochon Device [29pXL0ah]" map. This exquisite piece offers a detailed and accurate portrayal of the Seychelles Islands in the Indian Ocean, crafted by the renowned Laurie & Whittle after the original work of Alexis-Marie de Rochon. With its rich historical context and exceptional craftsmanship, this map is a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts of cartography and colonial history.

Exceptional Cartographic Detail

The map showcases the Seychelles Islands with unparalleled precision, a testament to the meticulous work of Rochon, a French astronomer and member of the l'Académie de marine. Rochon's contributions are highlighted through the use of his Vermessungsergebnisse, or measurement results, from the significant French landings in the 1760s. This map is not just a piece of art but a historical document, capturing the Seychelles at a pivotal moment in their colonial history.

• Highly detailed and accurate representation of the Seychelles Islands
• Based on the original work of Alexis-Marie de Rochon, a renowned French cartographer

Artistic and Historical Value

Our map is a fine-art print, ensuring the highest quality and longevity. The dimensions of 55 x 50 cm (H x W) make it a striking addition to any collection or home. The historical significance of this map is undeniable, as it was printed in 1794, the year Britain successfully captured the Seychelles. This acquisition marked the beginning of a series of changes in control over the islands, which saw them switch hands between France and Britain several times before finally becoming a British colony in 1811.

• High-quality fine-art print for long-lasting preservation
• Measures 55 x 50 cm (H x W) for a commanding presence

This map is more than just a geographical document; it is a window into the past, a captivating piece of history that will enrich your collection.