Very decorative lithographic poster map designed by Kempster and Evans issued by Chromoworks in London in 1956. The map shows historical figures in costume and is bordered by the coat of arms or shields of various counties.
Map of Royal Britain
Very decorative lithographic poster map designed by Kempster and Evans issued by Chromoworks in London in 1956. The map shows historical figures in costume and is bordered by the coat of arms or shields of various counties.
- Author: Kempster & Evans
- Dimension: 610 x 970 mm
- Year: 1956
- Place of publication: London
€ 280,00
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