(COTE D'OR-DOUBS-21-25) Louis DENIS (1725–1794) - “Road from Dijon to Besançon...” - 18th century. Engraving enhanced with watercolor on laid paper by Louis Denis in 1779, published in his famous atlas titled *Le Conducteur français*. Engraved by Chalmandrier. The map begins in Dijon, the capital of the Dukes of Burgundy, heading east (the current direction of the Porte Neuve) and ends in the city of Besançon in the Battant district or on the banks of the Doubs, facing the Royal Citadel. (175 x 450 mm) - Grade A. Map with a cut-off corner. Publishing creases.
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(COTE D'OR-DOUBS-21-25) Louis DENIS (1725–1794) - “Road from Dijon to Besançon...” - 18th century. Engraving enhanced with watercolor on laid paper by Louis Denis in 1779, published in his famous atlas titled *Le Conducteur français*. Engraved by Chalmandrier. The map begins in Dijon, the capital of the Dukes of Burgundy, heading east (the current direction of the Porte Neuve) and ends in the city of Besançon in the Battant district or on the banks of the Doubs, facing the Royal Citadel. (175 x 450 mm) - Grade A. Map with a cut-off corner. Publishing creases.

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(COTE D'OR-DOUBS-21-25) Louis DENIS (1725–1794) - “Road from Dijon to Besançon...” - 18th century. Engraving enhanced with watercolor on laid paper by Louis Denis in 1779, published in his famous atlas titled *Le Conducteur français*. Engraved by Chalmandrier. The map begins in Dijon, the capital of the Dukes of Burgundy, heading east (the current direction of the Porte Neuve) and ends in the city of Besançon in the Battant district or on the banks of the Doubs, facing the Royal Citadel. (175 x 450 mm) - Grade A. Map with a cut-off corner. Publishing creases.
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