Highly decorative and detailed pictorial map of Europe by cartographers Otto Wommelsdorff and Carl Schietzel, featuring illustrations by artist Wilhelm Neufeld to depict cultural, folkloristic, and economic aspects of each nation. Published in Bergen in 1951 at Müller & Kiepenheuer.
Europa eine Kultur und Wirtschaftskarte
- Author: Otto Wommelsdorff
- Dimension: 84 x 105 cm
- Place of publication: Bergen
- Year: 1951
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