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Map of Western India, 1816 (colour litho)
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Map of Western India, 1816 (colour litho)
XCF291079 Map of Western India, 1816 (colour litho) by Arrowsmith, Aaron (fl.1810); Private Collection; (add.info.: Aaron Arrowsmith was Hydrographer to HRH the Prince of Wales; ); British, out of copyright
Media ID 22657994
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Bhutan British Empire British India Cartography Cutch East India Company Frontier Geographical Mapping Nepal Kathiawar
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This print showcases a remarkable piece of cartography, the "Map of Western India, 1816" by Aaron Arrowsmith. With its vibrant colors and intricate details, this lithograph offers a glimpse into the geographical landscape of British India during the early 19th century. As one gazes upon this historical map, they are transported back in time to an era when colonial powers were expanding their territories and borders were constantly shifting. The map highlights various regions such as Cutch, Nepal, Scind, Bhutan, and Kathiawar among others. It serves as a testament to the extensive mapping efforts undertaken by Arrowsmith under his role as Hydrographer to HRH the Prince of Wales. Every line and contour on this map tells a story of exploration and discovery. From Puchum to Gooje, Puttunwa to Chalchkaun, Jutwaur to Kaunta - each name represents a place with its own unique history within the vast expanse of Western India. This print not only captures an important moment in cartographic history but also invites us to reflect on the impact that colonialism had on these lands. It reminds us that maps have always been powerful tools for understanding our world while simultaneously shaping it. Displayed proudly in any collection or space dedicated to geography enthusiasts or history buffs alike; this stunning lithograph is sure to spark conversations about both past and present boundaries that define our global landscape.
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