Historic Map : Jansson Wind Rose, Anemographic Chart, or Map of The Winds , 1650, Vintage Wall Art Size:24in x 20in Based heavily upon an earlier

Based heavily upon an earlier map of the region by Thomas Bowles

Mora Pictorial Map of New York City

This map depicts Armenia at its greatest extant during the Roman Period

1761 Homann Heirs map of Westphalia

Nautical Chart Gulf Stream and The East Coast of The United States

Historic Map : Jansson Wind Rose, Anemographic Chart, or Map of The Winds , 1650, Vintage Wall Art Size:24in x 20in Based heavily upon an earlierAn exceptionally rare example of one of the earliest and most significant anemographic, or wind rose, charts to appear in the 17th century. This unusual chart represents a transitional point in the perception of direction, or to be precise, the transition from the wind rose to the compass rose. Early mariners in the Mediterranean defined direction by the names the various winds and the points from which they blew. This idea traces its roots to ancient