Old Illustrated map of Iraq, 1953

Old Illustrated map of Iraq, 1953The 1953 map of Iraq represents the country during a critical phase of its modern history, five years after independence from Britain and at a moment of intense political, economic, and strategic transformation. Iraq in the early 1950s was a constitutional monarchy under King Faisal II, with strong British influence still shaping its military, oil industry, and foreign policy. Maps from this period reflect the consolidation of national borders and the

recognized for his significant contributions to the art of copperplate engraving during the 18th century

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This 1960 plan serves as both a practical guide for visitors and a historical document

This map offers a snapshot of the Middle East during the late 1950s

dressed in a simple white dress with a blue sash

One of the plan's notable features was its incorporation of traditional Vietnamese architectural elements

The map depict the region of Eastern Siberia

The map is oriented with north to the left and includes a key at the bottom left that identifies 30 of the city's most important buildings and landmarks

Louis Larmat's wine maps are highly regarded by wine enthusiasts

and researchers

The simplicity of the composition allows for multiple interpretations

They are a valuable historical and artistic resource