Old Pictorial Map of France's Provinces and Corsica by Liozu, 1951 Size:24x36in (60x90cm) It was the largest city

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Most of the left side of the map is covered by Hampton Court Palace

Old Pictorial Map of France's Provinces and Corsica by Liozu, 1951 Size:24x36in (60x90cm) It was the largest cityStep into the enchanting world of mid 20th century France with Jacques Liozu's masterful creation, "Provinces de France." Crafted in 1951, this pictorial map is a vibrant tapestry of French regional life, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of each province. Liozu, a renowned French cartographer, meticulously illustrated the traditional costumes and hobbies of the people, making this map not just a geographical tool but a vivid cultural artifact.