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Old Map of Ukraine
While this map stands as a testament to Enlightenment-era mapmaking, its legacy has now been brought into the 21st century through the craftsmanship of The Old Map Company. Utilizing advanced AI-based restoration and enhancement techniques, they have meticulously revived the original scan to produce a fine art print of exceptional quality. The result is a breath taking fusion of history and modern technology, making it one of the most beautiful and accurate reproductions of this rare map available today
A fine art reproduction of Johann Baptist Homann’s historic map of Ukraine, “Ukrania Terra Cosaccorum”, showing Ukraine, the Cossack lands, Crimea, the Black Sea, Wallachia, Moldavia and Little Tartary.
A stunning certified FINE ART PRINT on heavy textured art paper — not a poster
Direct from the publisher — no middlemen
Unlike most online offerings, our maps are produced entirely in-house, not outsourced to print-on-demand or drop-shipping services. This allows complete control over quality while offering better value. Each map begins with a high-resolution original, carefully enhanced and printed to order using archival papers and pigment inks for exceptional clarity, depth, and longevity. Every piece is personally overseen — no map leaves our workshop unless it is of a quality we would be proud to display ourselves.
Paper choice is essential to the authenticity of our maps. We use specially sourced 190gsm paper made in the UK from pure materials and traditionally pressed with natural woollen felts. This process creates a subtle, randomly textured surface that closely resembles an original antique document. Likewise the use of premium quality ink fully saturates the paper, producing remarkable clarity, depth, and historical character. Colour fastness and sharpness will remain good for in excess of 100 years!
The Old Map Company of Great Britain offers a vast and carefully curated collection of the very finest expertly reproduced vintage maps. Our range includes works by renowned cartographers such as John Speed and Willem Blaeu, covering Scotland, England, and beyond. Free UK courier delivery is included, with EU, USA, and worldwide shipping available at cost and calculated at checkout. If you need assistance, our team is always happy to help you choose the perfect map.
This old map of Ukraine is a fine art reproduction of Johann Baptist Homann’s early eighteenth-century map, commonly known by its Latin title “Ukrania quae et Terra Cosaccorum” — Ukraine, or the Land of the Cossacks.
The map shows Ukraine within the wider geography of Eastern Europe and the Black Sea region, including Crimea, the Sea of Azov, Wallachia, Moldavia, Little Tartary and neighbouring territories. It also features historic cities, rivers, borders, routes and decorative engraving detail typical of Homann’s richly ornamented maps.
This historic Ukraine map is especially interesting because it shows the region at a time when it stood between several major powers and cultures. The map reflects the importance of the Cossack lands, the Black Sea, Crimea and the shifting frontier between Eastern Europe, Muscovy, Poland-Lithuania, the Ottoman world and the Danubian principalities.
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Johann Baptist Homann was one of the leading German mapmakers and publishers of the early eighteenth century. Based in Nuremberg, he became known for producing highly detailed and decorative maps that combined geographical information with strong visual design.
His maps were widely distributed across Europe and remain popular with collectors, historians and lovers of antique cartography. This old map of Ukraine is a fine example of his work, combining regional history, political geography and decorative engraving.
This is a fine art reproduction, not an original antique map. Each print is produced in-house by The Old Map Company in Cornwall using a high-quality fine art printing process on heavy textured paper.
The result is a detailed historic Ukraine map print suitable for framing, display, study, family history research or as a distinctive gift for anyone interested in Ukraine, Cossack history, Eastern Europe, Crimea, the Black Sea or antique maps.