Great Britain 1645 – Rare Anglo-Saxon Heptarchy Map by Jan Jansson Size:70x100 cm - UNFRAMED Meticulously restored for clarity and

Meticulously restored for clarity and printed on high-quality matte paper

The soft matte finish enhances the classic look of the illustration while eliminating glare

Sicily’s geographic importance as a cultural and economic hub is evident in the carefully drawn political boundaries and regional divisions

capturing the essence of a city renowned for its healing waters and cultural sophistication

Great Britain 1645 – Rare Anglo-Saxon Heptarchy Map by Jan Jansson Size:70x100 cm - UNFRAMED Meticulously restored for clarity andThis is one of the oldest and most fascinating maps of Great Britain, engraved by Jan Jansson in 1645, depicting the nation as it was during the Anglo Saxon Heptarchy of 500 700AD, when England and Wales were divided into seven kingdoms. It closely resembles the earlier work of John Speed and Christopher Saxton, and full colour survivals of this map from the seventeenth century are extremely rare. Down the left side of the map are seven Anglo Saxon