Size: 43.5" x 24" (blank border included).
Media: Fine Art Canvas with coating against UV light.

Splendid antique and historical map reproduction, which now has been printed in Fine Art Canvas created by Paul Küssner / Kussner.

Description of the Map.
This one of a kind and very scarce uncolored map of St. Thomas depicts some of the the names of landowners and the names of the sugar estates / plantations. It shows the town of Taphus (Charlotte Amalia / Amalie) and Water Island (at that time Estate Orkanhullet / Hassel Island was not an island). Cruz Bay, on the western end of St. John / St. Jan is visible. The map is adorned by a compass rose and a cartouche. This map is a must for any St. Thomian, genealogist, historian, or St. Thomas lover! A Saint Thomas map of incredible history!

Original Title and Markings.
Die Insel Sanct Thomas mit den mehresten Plantagen. 1767.

Mapmaker/Cartographer, Engraver and/or Printmaker.
Paul Küssner cartographer.

Fine Art Giclée Reproduction.
Masterfully printed and crafted on Fine Art artist canvas using archival-quality pigment inks, which resist the effect of incidental water contact. Our archival-quality canvas has an acid-free base and a neutral pH.

Enhanced Coating Protection.
Our reproductions printed on Fine Art canvas are additionally protected with a complimentary clear professional coating for better resistant to incidental water contact, UV light and atmospheric contaminants. To allow for professional stretching and framing, a blank border of approximately 1½ to 2 inches surrounds the image.

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