Signs of the Zodiac by Duncan Bradford, 1837 36x21max100min20 Johnston’s use of colour breathes

Johnston’s use of colour breathes life into the scene

but you may struggle to recognise many other roads or landmarks on this map

Coed y Brenin: This ancient forest

and it is sure to be a prized addition to any collection of antique maps

and Manchester are clearly visible

Signs of the Zodiac by Duncan Bradford, 1837 36x21max100min20 Johnston’s use of colour breathes"Signs of the Zodiac," first published in 1837, is a rare and exquisite handcoloured star chart by Duncan Bradford. This celestial map, featuring signs of the zodiac arrayed around the sun, originally appeared in the geographical work titled "The Wonders of the Heavens." Published in Boston and enriched by the engravings of James Archer and George W. Boynton, this chart is a visual marvel that captures the intricate beauty of astronomical science from