43 James Barlow (fl. 1790–1810) – Map of Muscovy or Russia in Europe – Hand-Colored Copperplate Engraving (1806)

This early 19th-century map presents the geopolitical landscape of the Russian Empire as perceived in British cartography. The map is finely engraved and hand-colored, showing detailed regional boundaries, rivers, and major cities. It was published as part of a series by Brightly & Childs in Bungay for educational purposes, specifically on September 1st, 1806, as indicated in the margin.

James Barlow (active circa 1790–1810) was a British engraver known for his collaborations with educational publishers. His cartographic work is characterized by clarity, precision, and a focus on accessible geographic knowledge for young audiences. Barlow contributed engravings to numerous school atlases and geographic compendiums during the early 19th century.

Artist or Maker:

James Barlow 

Dimensions:

42 cm x 26 cm

Medium:

Engraving

Date:

1806

Condition Report:

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