1942 Carmel-By-The-SeaBy: Joseph Jacinto Mora Original Date: 1942 (dated) Monterey, CA Size of Original: 19 x 24. 5 inches This is a fine print reproduction of a delightful map of Carmel, California by Jo Mora, a Uruguayan born American cartoonist, illustrator and cowboy who ultimately made his home in the area. The map has a copyright of 1942 with by Jo Mora Publications, Monterey California. This pictorial work pays great homage to the history of Carmel, its inhabitants,

or suburbs

He moved to the Netherlands at the age of 20 where he began studying at the Agricultural College

and the apostles

when he comprehends the eternity and vastness of the entire world

it reflects the artistry that made Amsterdam the leading center of European map production in the seventeenth century

one can assume is an early mapping of Pyongyang

when the Treaty of Paris resulted in the land being turned over to the newly found United States of America

The while the map provides great detail to the coastline of Australia

In the North Temperate Zone

Thompson elected to leave such spaces void of any uncertain cartography

The maps employed bold typesetting and dramatic imagery to relay the most recent war news

Inventory #11440