Fukushū nandai no zu – 1868

19th-Century Bilingual Survey of Foo-Chow

This exceptional 1888 antique map provides a detailed urban layout of the foreign properties and concessions within Foo-Chow (Fuzhou), China. Created during a pivotal era of international trade, the document features a fascinating mix of traditional Chinese calligraphic titles alongside formal English surveyor notes compiled by J. Legarda. It maps out residential quarters, consulates, trading offices, and waterfront developments along the river, capturing the architectural and socio-political landscape of the late Qing dynasty.

Monochrome Historical Wall Art for Sophisticated Decors

Expertly reproduced to preserve every historical detail, this fine art print captures the beautiful sepia ink tones, authentic paper foxing, and fine line engravings of the original survey. It stands as an incredible piece of intellectual decor, making it the perfect focal point for professional offices, executive boardrooms, academic studies, or private collections focusing on Asian maritime history and international relations.