Old city plan of Yokohama, Japan, 1920

Old city plan of Yokohama, Japan, 1920The city plan or Map of Yokohama, Japan was creates in 1920 by Brett's Pharmacy and serves as a precious historical artifact, offering a window into the city during a period marked by significant transformation and tumultuous change. Yokohama, as one of the earliest Japanese ports to embrace foreign trade in the mid 19th century, swiftly emerged as a pivotal hub for commerce and culture. Its cosmopolitan character was underscored by a substantial

and geographical knowledge

Laurie & Whittle's "A New Map of the Dominions of the King of Sardinia" is a historical map that was created in the late 18th century

In "Still life with old shoe"

a frying pan

in the Soviet Union

It is considered to be one of Kandinsky's most important works

He is best known for his groundbreaking work

reflecting his interest in writing and language

Maps from this period often combined both geographical and artistic elements

Maps produced by Rand McNally in 1897 would have depicted these regions with their political boundaries and geographical features as known at the time

shown in profile with her arms resting on the armrests of the chair

"Embrace III" is a drawing created by Pablo Picasso in 1950