Vintage Paris Metro Map Print, Framed Mid-20th Century Artwork
Located in Moreno Valley, CA
Large French Paris Metro Map 1960s. A large Vintage French framed map of the Parisian Metro from
Wood, Paper
Framed Map of Paris After Michel-Étienne Turgot 1739 20 Panels
By Michel Etienne Turgot
Located in Rio Vista, CA
A dramatic, monumental set of 20 framed panels of the famed 1739 "Plan de Paris", after French
Glass, Wood, Paper
Vintage Framed French Map of Paris Black and White
Located in Westport, CT
Vintage Framed French Map of Paris Black and White. Fantastical Detail. Newly Framed.
Unavailable
H 15.5 in W 19.5 in D 0.01 in
Framed French Color Engraving of a 1575 Ancient Map of Paris
Located in Petaluma, CA
This is a lovely framed French color engraving is of a 1575 ancient map of Paris (Lutetia
Paper
French Vintage Map of Paris 1940s in Giltwood Frame
Located in Dallas, TX
Collectible extra large framed map of Paris. Nice giltwood frame. Map reflects age. Measure
Paper, Giltwood
Framed Two-Dimensional, Hand-Colored Map of Paris
Located in West Palm Beach, FL
Detailed map of the City of Paris, focusing on important monuments and strategic destinations.
Wood, Glass, Paper
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H 34 in W 38.75 in D 1 in
Vintage Paris Metro Area Map Print by Imprimerie Georges Lang Nicely Framed
By Imprimerie Geoges Lang
Located in San Diego, CA
Stylishly framed, Paris metro map print, circa 1950s by Imprimierie Georges Lang in very nice
Paper
Old Engraving Map of Paris French Munster 16th Century Walled City Framed
Located in Wilton, CT
Old or antique colored engraving of Munster's 1572 map of Paris, circa 19th or 20th century (Frame
Paper
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H 40 in W 51.25 in D 1 in
Large French 1950s Paris Metro Map Under Glass with Custom Made Iron Frame
Located in Atlanta, GA
. Featuring a Paris metro map from the midcentury period, this wall piece is set in a custom iron frame
Iron
Framed Map of Paris
Located in Round Top, TX
A wonderful French large-scale framed map of Paris, circa 1940.
Wood, Paper
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