Turgot Plan 1739 – Vintage reproduction framed 100 x 80 cm with glass

Carefully crafted vintage reproduction of the famous Plan de Paris created in 1739 by Michel-Étienne Turgot, provost of merchants, and drawn by Louis Bretez. This cavalier perspective representation offers a spectacular view of 18th-century Paris, with remarkable detail illustrating the buildings, gardens, streets, and bridges of the capital in the pre-Haussmann era. The work presented here is a reduced-scale reproduction (30/100), printed by Le Cadratin in Paris, carefully mounted under anti-reflective glass and framed in a museum-quality black and gold moulding. The frame measures approximately 100 x 80 cm (total dimensions, including frame), and the overall condition is excellent, with no visible tears or creases. A stamp on the back specifies hanging recommendations to avoid any distortion. This vintage reproduction is ideal for enthusiasts of antique cartography, lovers of Parisian history, or decorators seeking a historical and elegant wall piece.