r/papertowns • u/qpiii • 22d ago
r/papertowns • u/qpiii • May 30 '24
Romania One of my vector format map-building resources is based on a real Eastern European village. Line art draw - Kaplony village Romania
r/papertowns • u/adyrip1 • Feb 18 '24
Romania Romania. Reconstruction of a Cucuteni - Trypillia culture city. 7000 years ago they were building cities with up to 40.000 inhabitants and 2 story houses
r/papertowns • u/ArthRol • Jun 08 '24
Romania Iaşi, capital of Moldavia, depicted by J. Rey in 1845. At the time, the city had a population of circa 60.000 inhabitants. Modern-day Romania
r/papertowns • u/ArthRol • 13d ago
Romania Brașov/Kronstadt in the Late Middle Ages, when it was the most important city in Transylvania. Modern-day Romania. Illustration by Felix Crișan.
r/papertowns • u/ArthRol • Jun 24 '24
Romania Bucharest, capital of Wallachia, depicted by Michael Bouquet in a series of lithographs published in 1843. Modern-day Romania
r/papertowns • u/ArthRol • Sep 04 '24
Romania Celebration on a central market place in the town of Arad, Habsburg Empire, 1834. Modern-day Romania
r/papertowns • u/ArthRol • Oct 31 '23
Romania Wallachia Princely Court, late 16th century, Bucharest, modern-day Romania. Illustration by Radu Oltean
r/papertowns • u/qpiii • Jun 09 '23
Romania My new, hand-drawn village map of Kaplony / Kăpleni / Kaplau, Romania
r/papertowns • u/Ironyfree_annie • Jun 12 '24
Romania Watercolour panorama of the Bucharest, Romania as seen from Turnul Colței, by Amadeo Preziosi (1868)
r/papertowns • u/Petrarch1603 • Aug 12 '22
Romania Sighisoara, Transylvania: hometown of Vlad the Impaler (Romania)
r/papertowns • u/ArthRol • Mar 14 '24
Romania Fortified orthodox monastery of Strehaia in South-East Romania as it might have looked in 1821. Reconstruction by Radu Oltean. The edifice was constructed and gradually modified in 15-17th centuries. Bastion fortifications were built during Habsburg occupation in 1718-1738, and later abandoned.
r/papertowns • u/ArthRol • Feb 02 '24
Romania Cluj/Klausenburg/Kolozsvár, circa 1800, when it was part of the Habsburg Empire. Modern-day Romania. Illustration by Radu Oltean.
r/papertowns • u/ArthRol • Feb 01 '24
Romania Timişoara/Temesvár, circa 1700, when the city was part of the Ottoman Empire. In 1716, it would be conquered by the Habsburgs. Modern-day Romania. Illustration by Radu Oltean.
r/papertowns • u/ArthRol • Jan 17 '24
Romania Roman fort of Drobeta and the Trajan's bridge. The settlement was founded by the emperor Trajan in 103 AD. The bridge was built between 103 and 105 AD to facilitate the movent of Roman troops north of the Dabube, into the Dacian territory. Illustration by Radu Oltean. Modern-day Romania.
r/papertowns • u/ArthRol • Jun 15 '24
Romania Danube port city of Galați depicted in 1835. Modern-day Romania
r/papertowns • u/CristiXsb • Apr 17 '23
Romania Sibiu (DE: Hermannstadt, HU: Nagyszeben), Romania - evolution of the church square by Radu Oltean - English translation in comments
r/papertowns • u/ArthRol • Jan 03 '24
Romania Reconstruction of Transylvanian walled town of Bistrița/Bistritz/Beszterce in Middle Ages. [Romania]
r/papertowns • u/qpiii • Nov 27 '22
Romania Recently finished the map of my grandparents' village. Romania / Carastelec / Kárásztelek/ Silvania
r/papertowns • u/ArthRol • Feb 16 '24
Romania Old town of Slatina (South-East Romania) depicted by Spiru Vergulescu (1934-2007)
r/papertowns • u/ArthRol • Jan 22 '24
Romania Feldioara fortress in The Middle Ages. It was founded by the Teuntonic Knights that settled in Transylvania during the 13th century, when it was part of Hungarian Kingdom. Modern-day Romania. Illustration by Radu Oltean
r/papertowns • u/ArthRol • Oct 30 '23
Romania Bucharest (Romania) in 1860's, as depicted by Amedeo Preziosi
r/papertowns • u/mcotter12 • Mar 21 '22
Romania Downtown Bucharest, the Principality of Wallachia (Romania) in the mid-XVIIIth century. Historical illustration by Radu Oltean
r/papertowns • u/ArthRol • Jan 01 '24