Napoleon's March Graph

Considered by many to be the ultimate use of graphic design; The Napoleon's March Graph Map created by Cartographic Revolutionary Charles Minard depicts the grim fate of Napoleon's Army marching to and from Moscow in the Russian Campaign of 1812.

Using six different types of data, it accounts for multiple factors such as distance traveled, temperature, latitude and longitude, direction of travel and location that ultimately dwindled his army from over 400,000 strong to only 10,000.

This Map of Napoleon's March is printed on archival print paper. This print is also "2 in 1" as you receive both the original French text and a translated English version. 

If you'd prefer the original format, we also have a French Version available here.