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Map of China and Birmah, 1851 (colour engraving)

Map of China and Birmah, 1851 (colour engraving)


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Map of China and Birmah, 1851 (colour engraving)

XCF275037 Map of China and Birmah, 1851 (colour engraving) by Rapkin, John (fl.1839-77); Private Collection; British, out of copyright

Media ID 12790629

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This print transports us back in time to the year 1851, offering a mesmerizing glimpse into the intricate details of a "Map of China and Birmah". Crafted with utmost precision and artistry, this colour engraving by John Rapkin showcases his remarkable talent as a cartographer. The map is an exquisite blend of accuracy and aesthetic appeal, capturing the essence of two ancient lands. China's vast expanse unfolds before our eyes, revealing its diverse topography, from majestic mountain ranges to winding rivers that crisscross the land. Every province is meticulously delineated, allowing us to trace historical routes and imagine the countless journeys taken across this vast empire. Meanwhile, neighboring Birmah (now known as Myanmar) emerges gracefully on the map's periphery – a land shrouded in mystery and allure. The vibrant colours employed by Rapkin breathe life into this otherwise static representation. They evoke a sense of wonderment as we explore every nook and cranny depicted within these borders. This particular print captures not only geographical information but also cultural nuances through delicate illustrations scattered throughout its surface. As we gaze upon this remarkable piece from Fine Art Finder's private collection, we are reminded of how maps have long served as windows into distant worlds for explorers and dreamers alike. It invites us to embark on our own mental journey through time while appreciating both the beauty inherent in nature's landscapes and human ingenuity in their depiction.

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