A 1588 map of Canterbury, taken from A Particular Description of England
With the portraitures of certaine of the cheiffest citties and townes by William Smith, Rouge Dragon Pursuivant to the College of Arms. At this time the Archbishop of Canterbury was John Whitgift, a High Churchman with a passionate dislike of puritans and non-conformists. In 1593 he was responsible for the passing of the Act against Seditious Secretaries, making Puritanism an offence. In addition he was at Queen Elizabeth’s deathbed, and crowned James I. Fond of ostentatious displays, he would on occasion arrive in Canterbury with a retinue of 800 horses.
Original Size: 16 x 14 cms
| Size | Art on Demand Paper | Bamboo Paper | Silk Paper |
| 81 cm X 69 cm | £1500 | £1500 | £2100 |
| 49 cm X 41 cm | £1250 | £1250 | £1500 |
| 16 cm X 14 cm | £750 | £750 | £1200 |
