This Sweden & Finland map poster reproduces Georg Biurman’s 1747 map, Svea ock Göta Riken med Finland ock Norland. Muted green and yellow regions, dense place names and an ornate title cartouche bring eighteenth-century Nordic geography to your wall.
This Sweden & Finland map poster reproduces Georg Biurman’s 1747 map, Svea ock Göta Riken med Finland ock Norland. Muted green and yellow regions, dense place names and an ornate title cartouche bring eighteenth-century Nordic geography to your wall.
Sweden & Finland Map Poster from 1747
Follow the coast around the Gulf of Bothnia, look for a familiar place, or explore the separate northern map at the lower right. The cream background and fine engraved linework suit a study, library or quiet living room. For someone with Swedish or Finnish family roots, it offers a place to begin conversations about where a family comes from.
About the Original Map
The original title preserves historical Swedish spelling, including “ock” and “Norland”. The Royal Danish Library credits Georg Biurman and records the map as a coloured copper engraving, made in Stockholm in 1747. Its catalogue places this copy in Atlas Minor, volume 7, plate 61, and records an original size of 56 × 47 cm and an approximate scale of 1:2,500,000.
The northern portion is labelled “Norre Delen af Sverige”. Another inscription refers longitude to the observatory in Uppsala. These details make the print a record of historical mapmaking as well as a decorative object. Borders, names and geographical representation belong to the original map’s period. The original scale does not apply to every reproduction size.
Why Choose This Print?
Sweden and Finland in an eighteenth-century map composition
Decorative cartouche and separate northern map
A thoughtful gift for Swedish and Finnish heritage families
Seven sizes for small spaces and larger wall displays
Premium matte paper, 200 gsm, with a smooth, non-reflective finish
Product Details
Product
Historical map reproduction poster
Original title
Svea ock Göta Riken med Finland ock Norland
Creator
Georg Biurman
Date
1747
Place
Stockholm, Sweden
Original technique
Coloured copper engraving
Atlas reference
Atlas Minor, vol. 7, plate 61
Original dimensions
56 × 47 cm
Original scale
Approximately 1:2,500,000
Original language
Swedish
Paper
Premium matte paper, 200 gsm
Available Sizes
Centimetres
Approximate inches
15 × 20 cm
6 × 8″
30 × 40 cm
12 × 16″
40 × 50 cm
16 × 20″
50 × 70 cm
20 × 28″
60 × 80 cm
24 × 32″
70 × 100 cm
28 × 40″
75 × 100 cm
30 × 40″
Measurements refer to the poster. Border proportions may vary between formats; larger sizes give the fine lettering more room.
From the Library Catalogue
“Koloreret kobberstik”
Royal Danish Library catalogue description, in Danish: “Coloured copper engraving.”
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the poster show?
It reproduces Biurman’s historical map of Sweden and Finland, including a separate northern map labelled Norre Delen af Sverige.
Who created the original map?
The Royal Danish Library credits Georg Biurman. The map bears the inscription G: Biurman sculp.
When was it made?
The original map is dated 1747 and was made in Stockholm.
Is this an antique original?
You receive a newly printed reproduction poster, based on the historical map.
What language is used on the map?
The original map lettering is Swedish, with historical spellings preserved.
What paper is used?
Premium matte paper weighing 200 gsm, with a smooth, non-reflective surface.
Which size should I choose?
Small sizes suit shelves and compact wall spaces. Choose a larger format if reading place names and exploring the map’s details is a priority.
The print was clear and beautifully produced. Ordering was quick, and everything was as expected.
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We only print when you order, using FSC-certified or equivalent matte paper (200 gsm, 0.26 mm) for a refined, non-reflective finish.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How fast will my order arrive?
All our posters are printed only when you order to avoid overproduction and waste. Once you place an order, it's produced locally and usually delivered to your door within 3–7 business days. Please allow extra time during peak seasons.
What's the quality of your posters?
We use premium matte paper - heavyweight, bright white, and luxuriously smooth to the touch:
Finish: matte, smooth, non-reflective
Weight: 200 gsm (80 lb), thickness 0.26 mm (10.3 mils)
Sustainable: FSC-certified or equivalent
Where are the posters made?
We print as close to you as possible. Posters are produced locally in the USA, Canada, EU countries, Norway, Switzerland, Australia, New Zealand, and Brazil. Other product types may be fulfilled in other regions.
What if my product is damaged?
If your order arrives damaged or with a production error, please contact us within 14 days. We'll guide you through the return or replacement process to make it right.
Can I return my order?
Yes. We offer a 14-day return policy. Please email us at info@hyggebyscandinavia.com before sending anything back. Returns sent without prior approval cannot be accepted, and items must be returned to the address provided by our team.
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