Turkey in Europe: by "Johnston, Alexander Keith": Antique Maps

Turkey in Europe

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by:: "Johnston, Alexander Keith"
Description:: "Printed from lithographic transfer, colour-printed and hand-coloured. Overall size : 61cm.x 49cm. Image size : 573mm.x 444mm. Inset maps of the Bosphorus & Constantinople and Crete. Centre fold as issued. Archival 18cm strengthening on verso of centrefold ; one faint spot on right hand side of Bosphorus map and two extremely faint spots on bottom neat line else very good condition.A.K.Johnston trained as an engraver and cartographer and eventually, with his brother William, established the publishing house of W.& A.K. Johnston in 1826. They published maps, atlases and globes including the first physical globe produced in Britain which won him an award at the Great Exhibition of 1851 and which is now displayed in the premises of the Royal Geographical Society. His study of geography led to him pioneering the the development of thematic atlases such as the Physical Atlas of 1846 which illustrated the botany, geology, hydrology, meteorology and zoology of the world. He also worked with the Royal Geographical Society in planning expeditions to Africa and was a friend of David Livingstone. "
Publisher:: W. Blackwood & Sons.
Published Date:: 1872
MostlyMaps ID:: 48261
Price :: £40.00

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