Old Roman Map of Augustan Italy by Delisle, 1715: Rome, Via Appia, Naples, Pompeii, Aquileia spain The aesthetic chosen for this

The aesthetic chosen for this map accentuates the modernity and unique character of Serangoon

South Avenue

minimal composition: a saturated red field dominates the sheet while a wide band of sunlit yellow lettering commands the upper portion

Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart

Key role in the American Revolution

Old Roman Map of Augustan Italy by Delisle, 1715: Rome, Via Appia, Naples, Pompeii, Aquileia spain The aesthetic chosen for thisTabula Italiae Antiquae in Regionis XI ab Augusto divisae, engraved in 1715 by Joanne Baptiste Liebaux for Guillaume De LIsle and later imprinted by Philippe Buache, is a learned reconstruction of Italy at the dawn of the Roman Empire. With color coded provinces and a title cartouche that signals its scholarly ambition, the map unites classical erudition with early Enlightenment science, exacta both to itinerant measurements and astronomical