1968 Los AngelesBy: Gene Holton Original Date: 1968 (copyright) Los Angeles, CA Size of Original: 26 x 19. 5 inches This is a fine print reproduction of an interesting bird's eye view poster of Los Angeles, California by the illustrator Gene Holtan. The print serves as a critique of the extensive freeway project carried out by the city from 1940 to 1970. Above the urban landscape, the sun peers down disdainfully, using a clothespin to shield its nose from the noxious

the Strait of Magellan continued to be used extensively until the opening of the Panama Canal in 1914

making it as informative as it is visually engaging

This is a fine print reproduction of a provocative pictorial map by the Chicagoan illustrator John Groth

Times Square is often called the center of the world

including churches

A maritime vignette of a cherub navigating the seas underscores Scotland’s ties to its islands and coasts

in some cases

The lower part of the map is elaborately engraved with a scene of the encampment and Moses receiving the Ten Commandments at Mt

there is a lot going on with regards to its visual presentation and information given

India and Tibet

informative text and images provide details about the state flag

This is a vintage map reproduction of Montana