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Antique Map of Flanders (1704) — Guillaume de L’Isle, Paris, Comté de Flandre ireland one of the finest AmericanDrawn and published in Paris by the eminent French cartographer Guillaume de LIsle in 1704, this superb engraved map depicts the County of Flanders, spanning modern day Belgium and northern France. Rendered in outline color with pictorial relief, it reveals the regions fortified cities, forests, and waterways with the clarity that made De LIsle the foremost scientific mapmaker of his age. Issued from De LIsles atelier on the Quai de lHorloge, this