Gran Canaria

Antique maps and prints of Gran Canaria, historically called Grand Canary, including Mallet’s seventeenth-century view of La...

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Antique maps and prints of Gran Canaria, historically called Grand Canary, including Mallet’s seventeenth-century view of Las Palmas and later island maps by Stanford, Alberto Martín and Samler Brown. Town and harbour plans cover Las Palmas and Puerto de la Luz, alongside maps of Tejeda and the island’s north-eastern slopes. Coastal charts, a volcanic illustration of Bandama and colour views published in 1911 complete the collection.

Antique maps and prints of Gran Canaria, historically called Grand Canary, including Mallet’s seventeenth-century view of Las Palmas and later island maps by Stanford, Alberto Martín and Samler Brown. Town and harbour plans cover Las Palmas and Puerto de la Luz, alongside maps of Tejeda and the island’s north-eastern slopes. Coastal charts, a volcanic illustration of Bandama and colour views published in 1911 complete the collection.

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