Antique german map of Southwestern Tibet, 1897

Antique german map of Southwestern Tibet, 1897Published in 1897 by Friedrich Arnold Brockhaus, Sdwestliches Tibet Nach eigenen Aufnahmen von H. S. Landor is a detailed map of Southwestern Tibet, based on the explorations and surveys of Henry Savage Landor, a British Italian explorer, writer, and painter. This map was produced during a period when Western interest in Tibet was increasing due to its remote and mysterious nature, as well as its strategic geopolitical position between British India,

The pages of the codex are filled with da Vinci's sketches and diagrams

providing insights into the human settlements and routes that connect this region

Published in 1882 by Rand McNally & Company

thereby establishing independence from Western influences

It is believed that multiple artists used this name

It was based on the geographical knowledge available at that time and included information gathered from explorations and voyages of the period

featuring sharp angles and jagged lines

allowing the bold and dynamic representation of the figure to dominate the composition

He created detailed maps of cities

and the region of Senegambia (modern Senegal and Gambia)

Original copies in good condition are coveted

the renowned French agronomist and cartographer