Old map of Farther India and East Indies, western section, 1923

Old map of Farther India and East Indies, western section, 1923John Bartholomew & Son was a prominent mapmaking and publishing company based in Edinburgh, Scotland. They were known for producing high quality maps and atlases during the 19th and 20th centuries. The map titled "Farther India and East Indies, western section" that you mentioned is likely a map created by the company in 1923. "Farther India" was a historical term used to describe the mainland Southeast Asia region, which includes present day Myanmar,

with his head bowed and his eyes closed

He produced several editions of the famous French encyclopedic work

playing instruments

menacing presence of the bull

which was founded in the early 19th century

The map "A New Map of The World" likely depicted the tracks and routes taken by Captain Cook during his explorations

showcasing ancient Armenian city ruins and historic churches

dressed in a simple white dress with a blue sash

Monet was fascinated by the changing effects of light and atmosphere

Johannes Janssonius was a cartographer and publisher who lived during the late 16th and early 17th centuries

surrounded by smaller shapes and lines that suggest the movement and energy of the Perseids

The Stoclet House was a luxurious private mansion designed by the architect Josef Hoffmann for the wealthy Belgian industrialist Adolphe Stoclet