Old bird's eye view of Kentucky, 1911

Old bird's eye view of Kentucky, 1911The 1911 Birds Eye View Map of the University of Kentucky, created by Arthur J. Elder and based on an original illustration by Richard Rummell, is a stunning panoramic depiction of the universitys campus in the early 20th century. Rummell, a well known artist specializing in birds eye view illustrations, created a series of detailed campus maps that captured the grandeur and layout of prestigious educational institutions. This map provides an elevated

This atlas consisted of numerous maps covering different regions of the world and was praised for its accuracy and quality at the time

and it shows the changes that were taking place at that time

They furnished exhaustive information concerning the territory

He used bold

intuitive compositions that evoked inner feelings rather than depicting the external world

emphasizing her curves and contours

displaying a grid-like layout with wider boulevards and well-planned streets

relying solely on black paint applied to an unprimed surface

The painting features a variety of objects arranged on a flat surface

and art dealer known for his illustrated books

The color palette is dominated by shades of blue and gray

It's a printed map