The Roman Empire - 1867

This high quality giclee print is reproduced from Black's General Atlas of The World - published in 1867 and printed in Edinburgh. The stories of ancient Rome and the collapse of it's great empire continue to intrigue us to this day. This map shows the great reach of the Roman Empire at it's greatest extent. Dominating the Mediterranean coast and what is now modern day Britain.

The print features a small border around the image to allow for flexibility in matting and framing. Please note that our footprint watermark shown in the upper left of our promotional image does not appear on the final product.

Our Giclee reproductions of late 19th and early 20th century images are printed using premium archival quality paper and inks. The result is a product that is sure to please.


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Our prints include a small border around the image to allow for flexibility in matting and framing. Our Giclee reproductions images are printed with premium archival paper and inks, delivering the highest quality prints. Contact us for custom print sizing.



ABOUT STOMPING GROUNDS

STOMPING GROUNDS has an archive of over a thousand images sourced from more than a decade of collecting used and rare books and paper. Let us know if you are looking for something you don't see in our shop listings. We have old photos and maps from all over the world, and we have many topical images as well.