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ending their journey in Mexico City
Even further along the horizon sit a range of snowy peaks
"* by Abraham Ortelius
the Evans map is the only of the three to have been published in America by an American
Heine created numerous publications in addition to his contribution to Perry’s official report
Jean Louis Prevost, Pl. 14 [Bouquet] (Paris, 1805) Cartographer_Oronce Fine ending their journey in MexicoJean Louis Prevost (French, 1760 1810) Pl. 14 [Bouquet] From Collection es Fleurs et des Fruits Paris, 1805 Stipple engraving 20 x 13 sheet; 31 x 24 framed Prevosts Collection des Fleurs et des Fruits is one of the greatest flower books of the early nineteenth century. Unlike Redout, his great contemporary, Prevosts intention was not primarily scientific, but sought to celebrate flowers beauty through carefully composed floral arrangements.