Robert de Vaugondy’s Map of Hungary & Southeastern Europe Denmark 1722-1809) set within rococo cartouches

1722-1809) set within rococo cartouches

His map of Leicestershire is dedicated to Theophilus Hastings (1650-1701)

featuring a ‘thermos flask’ shaped Circle Line

sighted by Burton and Speke in 1858

Robert de Vaugondy’s Map of Hungary & Southeastern Europe Denmark 1722-1809) set within rococo cartouchesLe Royaume de Hongrie, Principaute de Transilvanie, Sclavonie, Croatie, et partie de la Principaute de Valaquie, de la Bosnie, de la Servie et de la Bulgarie This later state of Robert de Vaugondys map of southeastern Europe was first published in 1751. It covers present day Hungary and Slovakia and parts of neighbouring states including Romania, Bosnia, Croatia and Serbia. Pedley does not specify a second state, but the date and privilege have been