Original Antique Map - John Bartholomew - India - New Delhi - Asia - G3

Original Antique Map - John Bartholomew - India - New Delhi - Asia - G3"India" This hand colored map was created by John Bartholomew and published in London in 1850. John Bartholomew was a distinguished Scottish cartographer who made significant contributions to the field during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He came from a family renowned for their expertise in cartography, and he continued their legacy with his own achievements. Bartholomew's maps were renowned for their accuracy and detail, with notable works

Roche de Gramt"

"Encalypta Ciliata"

emphasizing nature

particularly of river scenes and landscapes

The poster “Dvärgmåk

James Sowerby was an English naturalist and illustrator born in 1757 and died in 1822

It remains a classic of American literature and showcases Bryant's talent for blending philosophical themes with vivid descriptions of the natural world

contributing significantly to the understanding of Sweden's cultural heritage

It illustrates an European Bee-eater

”Glasört

and while there accompanied General Louis Charles Antoine Desaix up and down the Nile in pursuit of Murad Bey

" The work was published in London in 1907