Plan en Perspective, De La Ville De Paris, telle qu'elle etoit sous le Regne de Charles IX - 03

According to boutier 2007, pp. 88–89, 287–289, this engraved copy of the saint victor map of paris was created by guillaume dheulland in 1756–1757. The map depicts paris as it was c. 1552. The original saint victor map has been attributed to jacques i androuet du cerceau, although this has been disputed. The map is named saint victor because it was preserved in a parisian library of this name in the 18th century. This is a digital copy of a map at the leibniz institute for regional geography. Date: circa 1552, original map1756–1757, this copy.