Old farsi map of Iran, 1930

Old farsi map of Iran, 1930The Farsi Map of Iran, 1930 is a remarkable historical artifact that provides a detailed representation of Iran during the early 20th century. Created during the reign of Reza Shah Pahlavi, this map reflects the geopolitical, administrative, and cultural landscape of a country undergoing significant modernization and reform. The map highlights the territorial divisions of Irans provinces, known as ostans, as they were structured in 1930. Key cities,

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Seutter's maps were often updated and revised to reflect the latest geographic discoveries and political changes

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Pablo Picasso's Jacqueline (La Dame Aux Dés)

The use of colors is limited to muted shades of blue

creating a sense of depth and movement

in 1906 is a detailed and expansive illustration of the campus as it appeared at that time

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