Chatelain's Map of Ancient Rome Printed Area Measurement_37 x 45 cm one of just 30 people

one of just 30 people excluded from William III’s 1690 Act of Grace)

Published a decade before the railway maps and guides which made him a household name

In 1830 John Loudon Macadam ‘the celebrated maker of roads’ (p

than all the histories of his predecessors put together

a 170 page hardback ‘travelogue for the short time visitor’ published by Cassell

Chatelain's Map of Ancient Rome Printed Area Measurement_37 x 45 cm one of just 30 peoplePlan Des Antiquitez De Rome, Reprsentes Et Distingues Suivant La Situation De Chacun De Ses Anciens Monuments Roma Vetus This map of Rome is an early modern conception of the city in its ancient form, derived from Ambrogio Brambillas 1582 map and published in Chatelains encyclopaedic Atlas Historique. Chatelain's imaginative reconstruction ignores the private or domestic aspect of Rome to focus entirely on the principal public buildings and monuments.