Old Map of Gloucestershire in 1575 by Christopher Saxton - Tewkesbury, Cirencester, Berkeley fine art prints evoking a sense of tranquility

evoking a sense of tranquility and seasonal beauty

The map extends out to just beyond Queens Drive

it would take the arrival of the railway in later centuries to transform it into a major seaside resort

It has proven a popular choice as a housewarming gift for someone moving to Dublin

Old Map of Gloucestershire in 1575 by Christopher Saxton - Tewkesbury, Cirencester, Berkeley fine art prints evoking a sense of tranquilityThis reproduction print is based on Christopher Saxton's 1575 map of Gloucestershire, part of the pioneering county atlas that made Saxton, often called the father of English cartography, a household name in Elizabethan England. It was among the first printed maps to survey the county in real detail, placing Gloucester and its cathedral at the centre, with Tewkesbury to the north and Cirencester to the southeast both clearly marked. Saxton's survey