1862 Johnson's MexicoBy: Alvin J Johnson Date: 1862 (published) New York Original Size: 12. 25 x 15 inches (31 x 38 cm) This is a reproduction print of an original antique map of Mexico. It was originally published in 1862 by Alvin J. Johnson in New York. This map of Mexico is brightly color coded according to its states. It includes an insert of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec. Within the Unites States, the map depicts New Mexico north of Arizona, and provides extensive

and entrepreneurial risk which wove together to create the very fabric of the Old West

but all that has hitherto been done of a similar nature’

mountains and various other topographical features

In 1948 he designed the first poster of the newly founded Holland Festival

This is a fine print reproduction of Brue's map of Colombia from the early 19th Century

By: Hessel Gerrits / Willem Janszoon Blaeu

relatively new American city as it celebrates the opportunity to host the Panama Pacific Exposition on it’s norther shore

It should be noted that an inch at the center represents less mileage than an inch closer to the edges

The original map was published by Pietro Ruga out of Romer in 1827

both exploratory and trade ships which followed soon behind the first explorers

It is thought they were inspired to create their map by earlier pictorial maps of the region such as Ashburton Tipp’s wonderfully exotic work of 1930 entitled A Map of Castilla del Oro Panama on the Spanish Main

even in the age of the internet