Old Map of Bristol in 1750 by John Rocque - Clifton, Redcliffe, Kingsdown Size:24x32 inch - UNFRAMED from his premises on the

from his premises on the Strand

while inland the map traces Lough Corrib

inspiring onlookers to reflect on the depth and breadth of an archipelago brimming with cultural treasures

Texas captures the early layout of the city during a time of growth and transformation in the American Southwest

Old Map of Bristol in 1750 by John Rocque - Clifton, Redcliffe, Kingsdown Size:24x32 inch - UNFRAMED from his premises on theThis piece reproduces John Rocque's 1750 map of Bristol, surveyed, drawn, and published by Rocque at a time when the city was already one of England's busiest ports, though still compact enough to cross on foot in an afternoon. Around the perimeter of the original engraving, Rocque included ten small illustrations of Bristol landmarks, capturing buildings that residents of the day would have passed every week, including elevations of the city's