The map of the Persian Empire. France, Paris. 1787. Copperplate engraving, watercolor. Rag paper. Off-print: 33 x 44 cm. Sheet: 37 x 51.5 cm.			The map of the Russian Empire and Tatariya. Germany, Nurnberg. 1739. Copperplate engraving, watercolor. Rag paper. Off-print: 49 x 57 cm. Sheet: 50 x 59 cm. Compiler: J. M. Haff Engraver: Sebastian Dorn			The new map of Muscovy including different States under the rule of His Majesty Tsar in Europe and Asia and showing the way to the capital of the Chinese Empire, Beijing. France. Early 17th century. Copperplate engraving. Rag paper. Off-print
	The map of the Kuril Islands and the surrounding lands. France. 1788. Copperplate engraving. Rag paper. 58.5 x 85 cm. Compiled on the base of the manuscript kept in the archive of the city of Okhotsk. A page from La Perouse¡¯s travel			The map of the Eastern part of Asian Russia. Italy, Rome, the Chamber cartography. 1796. Copperplate engraving, watercolor. Rag paper. Off-print: 35 x 48 cm. Sheet: 45 x 60 cm. Engraver: S. Cassini			Moscow. Nikolskye Vorota. Lithograph on pale-yellow background. Image: 25 x 36 cm. Sheet: 36 x 55 cm. Author: Duran André; Publisher: Bourdi Ernest Printer: Brie August France, Paris. The 40s of the 19th century.

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