Antique map of Lhasa, Tibet, 1904, (matte photo paper print, 19"x42" (48 cm x 107 cm)

Antique map of Lhasa, Tibet, 1904, (matte photo paper print, 19"x42" (48 cm x 107 cm)The map meticulously captures the essence of Lhasa, a city deeply intertwined with Tibet's rich cultural fabric. Crafted with precision in 1904 by the esteemed Laurence Austine Waddell, a distinguished Lieutenant Colonel in the Indian Medical Service, it reflects Waddell's unwavering commitment to unraveling the geographical intricacies of the region. Within this historical cartographic masterpiece, prominent landmarks adorn the Lhasa landscape.

"Untitled" is a significant example of Lissitzky's early work and his contribution to the development of Suprematism

One of the most notable contributions of the SDUK was the publication of maps and atlases

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vibrant colors and thick

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including the illustrious Forbidden City