Old pictorial map of Istanbul, Turkey, 1966

Old pictorial map of Istanbul, Turkey, 1966The pictorial map of Istanbul, Turkey, stands as a remarkable and enlightening portrayal of the city as it existed in the mid 1960s. This captivating map extends from the imposing western city walls to the majestic Bosporus, encompassing a glimpse of the Asian side, and from the elegant Ihlamur Palace to the shimmering expanse of the Sea of Marmara. Adorned with a tapestry of vibrant illustrations, this map comes alive with Istanbul's most renowned

This painting is an important example of his work during the period of abstract art and reflects his distinctive style

Specializing in the production of maps

and a view of the Blue Mountains

thin beak and a tall comb on its head

and political changes since 1925

1596-1673)

the report furnished intricate details encompassing the geography

It was not until the 17th century that European maps of Japan and Korea became more detailed and accurate

" he sought to convey a sense of lightness or weightlessness

the map meticulously labels an array of cities

The painting is one of Kandinsky's earlier works

The drawing depicts a female figure standing in front of a classical-style statue