Historic Map : Santini Map of The Kingdom of Slavonia (Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia), 1783, Vintage Wall Art Size:30in x 24in From the 1928 reissue of

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Historic Map : Santini Map of The Kingdom of Slavonia (Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia), 1783, Vintage Wall Art Size:30in x 24in From the 1928 reissue ofThis is a beautiful example of Paolo Santini's 1783 map of the Kingdoms of Slavonia and Syrmia depicting parts of modern day Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina as well as parts of Hungary. The map extends south from Tolna in Hungary to Sarajevo and from Banja Luka in Bosnia and Herzegovina east as far as Belgrade in Serbia. The entire region is depicted in extraordinary detailed, offering both topographical and political information, with forests