Old Map of Quebec–Montreal by Rogers & Johnston, 1857: St Lawrence R., Ile d'Orleans, Isle Jesus, Quebec Basin, Vieux-Mtl Size:20x28in (50x70cm) a patchwork of low ridges

a patchwork of low ridges and shallow depressions forms the backbone of the landscape

Keukenhof Gardens - One of the world's largest flower gardens

the map offers a rich tapestry of the geographical and topographical features of Yorktown and its surroundings

before embarking on his prolific journey at Château de Malmaison

Working at the intersection of art and industry

Old Map of Quebec–Montreal by Rogers & Johnston, 1857: St Lawrence R., Ile d'Orleans, Isle Jesus, Quebec Basin, Vieux-Mtl Size:20x28in (50x70cm) a patchwork of low ridgesQuebec and Montreal, engraved in 1857 by Henry Darwin Rogers and Alexander Keith Johnston and issued by John Murray in London with W. & A. K. Johnston in Edinburgh, is a rare dual portrait of Canadas principal French speaking cities at a decisive mid 19thcentury moment. The composition sets each city within a refined oval, anchoring them on the great artery of the St. Lawrence River and revealing how topography and water shaped civic life. Streets,