This is a 'Giclée' reproduction on museum quality paper of an antique map showing the Isle of Skye, Scotland.

The spread is taken from Blaeu's Atlas novus, which contained maps and descriptions of the world as it was perceived in the mid 1600's. Scotland and Ireland was added to volume five which was first published in Amsterdam 1654, in Latin, Dutch, French and German editions, with a Spanish one added in 1659. No English edition was ever added to the atlas which came bound in massive tomes in with solid wooden covers and gilt edging. This was the very first complete map of Scotland, containing approximately 50 maps.

Print Size:
A2 - 42.0 x 59.4cm (16.53 x 23.39 inches)

Print Quality:
Your print will be produced as a long lasting 'Giclée' print on luxurious Hahnemühle fine art paper using museum quality pigment inks this option will remain 'lightfast' (no noticeable fading and/or changes in colour) for a minimum of 60 years. I specialise in creating such archival prints for artists and use only the most respected fine art paper mill in the world for my paper stock; Hahnemühle. "Giclée" equals a remarkable quality print.

My Promise:
I believe I create the most accurate, luxurious fine art prints. I've worked in commercial printing for 10 years and creating art prints is my passion and livelihood. I'm certain you will be happy with your purchase and delight in it for years. This is a truly special reproduction print.

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