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Russia - Central Asia and Turkey
Antique illustration of Russia - Central Asia and Turkey
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Nastasic
Media ID 13668345
© Nikola Nastasic
1830 1839 78279 95839 Baltic Countries Baltic Sea Biological Culture Black Sea Cartographer Chart Crimea Eastern Europe Equipment Geographical Locations Image Created 1830 1839 Image Date Iran Midsection Moscow Moscow Russia Navigational Equipment Provinces Russia Russian Culture South Caucasus Styles Turkey Middle East Ukraine Image Created 19th Century Novgorod Obsolete Retro Styled Transcaucasia Victorian Style Volgograd
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This print takes us back in time to the 19th century, showcasing an antique illustration of Russia, Central Asia, and Turkey. The retro-styled image, created between 1830 and 1839 by a skilled cartographer named Nastasic, offers a glimpse into the geographical locations and cultural diversity of this vast region. The map highlights various significant cities such as Novgorod, Volgograd (formerly known as Stalingrad), Moscow - the capital city of Russia, and Crimea. It also encompasses Baltic countries in Eastern Europe along with Turkey and parts of Iran in the Middle East. The Black Sea dominates the southern border while the Baltic Sea lies to its north. With intricate details reminiscent of Victorian style cartography, this obsolete chart showcases not only navigational equipment but also provinces and biological cultures that were prevalent during that era. As we explore this historical piece further, it becomes evident how Russian culture influenced neighboring regions like Transcaucasia. Transporting us to a time long gone by, this image evokes nostalgia for history enthusiasts who appreciate delving into past cultures and their interconnections. Its horizontal composition allows for easy examination of each region's boundaries within one frame. Whether displayed on its own or as part of a collection celebrating vintage maps or art from the 19th century, this print serves as a fascinating window into our world's rich heritage.
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