Old map of Los Angeles, 1909, bird's eye view

Old map of Los Angeles, 1909, bird's eye viewThe map was created and published by the Western Litho Co in 1909, as birdseye view maps were popular during the late 19th and early 20th centuries and were often produced by companies that specialized in lithography. These maps typically depicted a city or town from above, giving a birds eye view of the layout and buildings.

The map was created using the latest cartographic techniques of the time

earthy color

stands as an exquisite testament to Lebanon's allure

The lithograph remains an important example of Miro's unique style and his contribution to the world of modern art

"Homenatge a Joan Prats" is a testament to Miró's enduring friendship and artistic collaboration with his dealer

but he later turned to a more figurative style

and fortresses of Cartagena

"The Fitting" is a lithograph created by Joan Miro in 1969

and it influenced the development of cartography for many years

He was born in London and operated his publishing business from the city

This reflects Picasso's interest in exploring the possibilities of form and composition

This allowed for a more accurate representation of the curvature of the Earth's surface