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Bourbon Island. Palace of the Governor in Saint-Denis. This island was occupied by France in 1638. Louis XIII decreed it was named Island Bourbon by the name of the royal dynasty. Engraving. Panorama Universal. History of the Islands Madagascar, Bourbon and Mauritius, 1850.
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Bourbon Island. Palace of the Governor in Saint-Denis. This island was occupied by France in 1638. Louis XIII decreed it was named Island Bourbon by the name of the royal dynasty. Engraving. Panorama Universal. History of the Islands Madagascar, Bourbon and Mauritius, 1850.
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Album / Prisma
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Image size:
3780 x 2410 px | 26.1 MB
Print size:
32.0 x 20.4 cm | 12.6 x 8.0 in (300 dpi)
Keywords:
1683 • 17TH CENTURY • 17TH • 1850 • 19TH CENTURY • 19TH • AFRICA • AFRICAN CONTINENT • AFRICAN • ANIMAL • ANIMALS • ARCHITECTURAL • ARCHITECTURE • BOURBON AND MAURITIUS • BOURBON ISLAND • BOURBON • BUILDING • BUILDINGS • CASTLE • CITY • COLONIALISM • CONSTRUCTION • CONTEMPORARY AGE • CONTEMPORARY PERIOD • DOG • DOGS • EDIFICIO • EDIFICIOS • ENGRAVED • ENGRAVING (ARTWORK) • ENGRAVING • ENGRAVING. • ENGRAVINGS • ESPLANADE • ETCHING • EXTERIOR • EXTERNAL • FACADE • FORTRESS • FRANCE • FRANÇAIS • FRENCH OVERSEAS DEPARTMENTS • FRENCH • GOVERNOR PALACE • GOVERNOR'S PALACE • HISTORIA UNIVERSAL • HISTORIA • HISTORY OF THE ISLANDS MADAGASCAR • HISTORY • HUMANS • INDIAN OCEAN • ISLA • ISLAND OF FRANCE • ISLAND OF MADAGASCAR • ISLAND • ISLANDS OF AFRICA • ISLANDS • LOUIS XIII • MALES • MAN MEN • MAN • MAURICIO • MAURITIUS • MEN • OUTER • OVERSEAS REGION • PALACE OF THE GOVERNOR • PALACE • PALACIO • PALAIS • PALAZZO • PANORAMIC VIEW • PEOPLE • PRINT • PROMENADE • REIGN OF LOUIS XIII • RÉUNION • SAINT DIONYS • SAINT DIONYSIUS • SAINT-DENIS • SOCIETY • STANDPOINT • URBE • VIEWPOINT • VILLAGE • WOMAN'S • WOMAN • WOMEN'S • WOMEN • WOMENS • XIX CENTURY • XVII CENTURY
