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Victorian map of the Arctic Circle
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Victorian map of the Arctic Circle
A Victorian map of the Arctic Circle and beyond. From Peter Parleyas Annual - A Christmas and New Yearas Present for Young Peoplea published in London by Darton & Co in 1851
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Linda Steward
Media ID 13667237
© Linda Steward
62990 78279 Arctic Atlantic Ocean Circle Continent Country Geographic Area Direction Directly Above Earth Education Empire Globe Navigational Equipment Latitude Line Art Longitude Memories Monochrome Navigational Equipment North America Nostalgia Pacific Ocean Sepia Toned Social History The Americas China East Asia Chinese Empire Image Created 19th Century Russian Empire Victorian Style
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This print takes us back in time to the 19th century, immersing us in the rich history and exploration of the Arctic Circle. The Victorian map, meticulously engraved with fine lines and presented in monochrome, offers a glimpse into an era when navigational equipment was still evolving. As we gaze upon this sepia-toned image, we are transported to a world where continents were vast and uncharted territories awaited discovery. The map stretches across Asia, Europe, North America, and beyond – reminding us of the interconnectedness of cultures during that period. The detailed depiction of longitude and latitude lines serves as a reminder of how early cartographers strived to accurately represent our planet's geography. It also highlights the importance placed on education during Victorian times. The Arctic Circle itself is at the heart of this illustration; its icy expanse symbolizing both mystery and danger. Surrounding it are vast oceans - the Pacific Ocean to one side and the Atlantic Ocean on another - emphasizing humanity's fascination with conquering new frontiers. Intriguingly, this map includes references to various empires such as China's Chinese Empire and Russia's Russian Empire – showcasing geopolitical dynamics prevalent at that time. Linda Steward skillfully captures nostalgia for bygone eras through her use of 19th-century style. This print invites viewers to reflect on memories from long ago while appreciating how far we have come in terms of geographic knowledge since then.
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