The prints associated with his historical volumes are distinct for their technical precision. They often include maps and architectural plans that lack the romanticised flourishes of his contemporaries. These works provide a clear view of nineteenth-century colonial geography. The compositions remain functional and direct. Each line is intended to convey specific historical information.

Collectors today appreciate the archival quality of these works. The prints offer a sense of order and intellectual history. Their neutral palettes fit well in modern interiors. They are particularly suitable for a home office or a library. These pieces provide a connection to the past through a lens of factual documentation.