Historical map of Zwentendorf, Atzenbrugg & surroundings, approx. 1835

Historical map of Zwentendorf, Atzenbrugg & surroundings, approx. 1835

Are you looking for an original historical map of your home region or birthplace, or would you like to discover historical documents? This rare map is a treasure trove for historians, local historians and collectors: it dates from the 19th century and shows the surroundings of Zwentendorf and Atzenbrugg around 1835. Numerous towns and historical sites can be found on this detailed map, for example: Maria Ponsee (formerly Bodensee), Zwentendorf, Pischelsdorf, Dürnrohr, Atzenbrugg, Heiligeneich, Michelhausen, Hasendorf, Utzenlaa, Donau and many more. The map is a copperplate engraving by J. Hollnsteiner del. – F. Mehl, from Schweickhardt von Sickingens work ‘Perspective Map of the Archduchy of Austria below the Enns’. It offers a historical bird's-eye view with many details: roads, houses, churches, old paths, vanished villages (deserted settlements), castles and ruins, gallows trees, mills, settlements, individual buildings, groups of trees, rivers and streams are finely reproduced on these maps. Such maps are a fascinating reflection of the cultural landscape of the Biedermeier period and are of great historical significance. Dimensions: approx. 38.5 × 54.5 cm with frame / approx. 29 × 43.5 cm without frame; Condition: The map itself is well preserved; mould stains on the front and back; the edges show age-related tears and stains. The map was partially folded at the edges. Signs of wear consistent with its age (see photos)! With a matching passe-partout, this map will be a real eye-catcher for your home, office or collection.