Description
We owe to the Lithuanian politician J. Gabrys the etnographic map with possibly the widest dissemination in the interwar period, where the Basque area is clearly defined. Numerous publications of the period took notice of the Basque idiosyncrasy, crystallizing it in their new maps with a didactic vocation.


![230-1 [Europako arrazak][George Phillip & Sons][George Phillip & Sons]l.g. [1930 inguru]](https://imagovasconiae.eus/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/230-1.jpg)
![230 [Europako arrazak][George Phillip & Sons][George Phillip & Sons]l.g. [1930 inguru]](https://imagovasconiae.eus/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/230-600x497.jpg)
![Evropa Prima Nova Tabvla [Sebastian Münster][Henricus Petri][Basilea] [1540]](https://imagovasconiae.eus/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/10-1-300x169.jpg)
![Europa[Ephraim Pagitt][J. Okes][Londres] [1635]](https://imagovasconiae.eus/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/40-1-300x222.jpg)
![Regni Hispaniae postomnium editioneslocupletissima descriptio[Abraham Ortelius]arg. g.[Anberes] [1570]](https://imagovasconiae.eus/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/19-1-300x223.jpg)
![Tabula Europae II[Girolamo Ruscelli][Vincenzo Valgrisi][Venezia] [1561]](https://imagovasconiae.eus/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/18-1-300x220.jpg)