1926 A Map of the Wondrous Isle of ManhattanBy: Charles Vernon Farrow Original Date: 1926 (dated) New York Size of Original: 23 x 37 inches (58. 5 x 94 cm) This is a fine print reproduction of a vibrant and detailed map of Manhattan during the Roaring Twenties. This bird's eye view map captures the dynamism and vibrancy of New York City at the time, highlighting its key landmarks, neighborhoods, and architectural achievements. The map meticulously details the southern tip of Manhattan,

The booklet notes an attempt (that was never realized) to divide the land areas into cultural areas

Original Size: 32 x 24 inches (81 x 61 cm)

The Roads to Romance series ran from the 1940's to the 1960's of which this example was published in 1958 in San Bernadino California

The territory was said to hold great commercial wealth in gold

Additional trails are shown in yellow that correspond to a key just below the title cartouche

“Army First Lieutenant Joseph Christmas Ives of the U

Linschoten spent two years in Tercera after being persuaded to help recover the cargo and prepare notes from his time in Goa

Inventory #10753

The Torrid Zone contains New Guinea

Many famous places are noted and many are omitted

He developed a recognizable style that was aligned with that of Mexican mural painters such as Diego Rivera

professor of Astronomy at Oxford