D. F. Sotzmann’s Daenemark presents Denmark through the precise lines and restrained colours of late 18th-century cartography. Created in Berlin in 1795, the map records political boundaries, cities, coastlines, islands, waterways and variations in the landscape.
D. F. Sotzmann’s Daenemark presents Denmark through the precise lines and restrained colours of late 18th-century cartography. Created in Berlin in 1795, the map records political boundaries, cities, coastlines, islands, waterways and variations in the landscape.
The detailed engraving works beautifully as historical wall art. From a distance, it has the calm structure of a classic Scandinavian map. Viewed more closely, it reveals a dense network of place names, borders and geographical detail.
Based on D. F. Sotzmann’s map Daenemark from 1795
Shows Jutland, the Danish islands and surrounding regions
Includes historical boundaries, settlements, waterways and topography
Originally produced as a hand-coloured engraving
Printed on premium matte paper with a smooth, non-reflective finish
Available in five sizes from 30 × 40 to 70 × 100 cm
Optional frame, with the print mounted before shipment
Printed after you order and produced close to you
Estimated delivery: 2–5 business days
A clear and carefully engraved school atlas map
Daniel Friedrich Sotzmann was a German cartographer working in Berlin during a period when maps were becoming increasingly systematic and precise. This map was drawn by Sotzmann and engraved by Wilhelm Sander for an educational atlas published in 1795.
The original engraving measures approximately 25 × 29 cm. Relief is represented with hachures, while hand-coloured boundaries help separate the territories shown. Latitude and longitude lines give the composition a measured structure without overwhelming the fine geographical detail.
“Shows political boundaries, cities, topography, vegetation, bodies of water, drainage, coastlines and islands.”
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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