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As a child I was always drawn to anything I thought looked like a map.My grandmother had a marble table and I would trace the lines in the table with my fingers and try to draw all the states on that table , 30 years later I still am in-love with maps. My collection has grown insanely large, well over 600 maps and more prints of countries and topography than any art store or website. I have recently been selling some of my collection , so that I may have room for more maps.Go figure!!!!
MapsMapmaking dates to at least the late 15th century, just a few decades after…