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Tableau démonstratif de l'origine des principales fourrures

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Title
Tableau démonstratif de l'origine des principales fourrures
Creator
Hanot, H. G.  
Contributor
C. & E. Chapal Frères & Cie.  
Scale
Scale approximately 1:45,400,000  
Coordinates
(W 180°--E 180°/N 75°--S 60°)
Place of Publication
Montreuil (France)
Publisher
C. & E. Chapal Frères & Cie.  
Date of Publication
1917  
Extent
1 map
Dimensions
53 x 99 cm
Notes
  • Includes lists of fur-producing animals by continent.
  • Printed by H. G. Hanot in 1917 for C. & E. Chapal].--Geographicus Rare Antique Maps website.
  • [A pictorial world map issued to promote the furrier business of C. & E. Chapal. It shows fur-bearing animals pictorially in their respective regions as well as the industry's shipping lanes. At the head of the map is a shield bearing logos of Chapal sub-entities. This map predates the rise of pictorial cartography in the mid-1920s and its golden age in the 1930s and 1940s. While earlier pictorial maps do exist, this particular style was uncommon before the rise of the art deco movement in the mid-1920s. The style was probably inspired by French maps issued in the late 19th century by Andriveau-Goujon, Vuillemin, and others, who used pictorial vignettes on city and world maps to promote tourism and display ethnographic content. It is thus not surprising that this map appeared in France. It is revolutionary in its use of a similar pictorial style within the context of the fur trade. As such, it is a transitional piece, more whimsical than the French pictorial maps of the late 19th century, but not as cartoonish as the forthcoming art deco era pictorial maps.]--Geographicus Rare Antique Maps website.
Language
French
Subject
  • Fur-bearing animals  
  • Fur trade  
Genre
  • Maps  
  • World maps  
Rights Description
No Copyright - United States
Type
Cartographic material  
Repository
Map Library
Local Bib ID
8876592
Collection Title
World War I Maps
Collection
World War I Maps
TitleTableau démonstratif de l'origine des principales fourrures
CreatorHanot, H. G.  
ContributorC. & E. Chapal Frères & Cie.  
ScaleScale approximately 1:45,400,000  
Coordinates(W 180°--E 180°/N 75°--S 60°)
Place of PublicationMontreuil (France)
PublisherC. & E. Chapal Frères & Cie.  
Date of Publication1917  
Extent1 map
Dimensions53 x 99 cm
Notes
  • Includes lists of fur-producing animals by continent.
  • Printed by H. G. Hanot in 1917 for C. & E. Chapal].--Geographicus Rare Antique Maps website.
  • [A pictorial world map issued to promote the furrier business of C. & E. Chapal. It shows fur-bearing animals pictorially in their respective regions as well as the industry's shipping lanes. At the head of the map is a shield bearing logos of Chapal sub-entities. This map predates the rise of pictorial cartography in the mid-1920s and its golden age in the 1930s and 1940s. While earlier pictorial maps do exist, this particular style was uncommon before the rise of the art deco movement in the mid-1920s. The style was probably inspired by French maps issued in the late 19th century by Andriveau-Goujon, Vuillemin, and others, who used pictorial vignettes on city and world maps to promote tourism and display ethnographic content. It is thus not surprising that this map appeared in France. It is revolutionary in its use of a similar pictorial style within the context of the fur trade. As such, it is a transitional piece, more whimsical than the French pictorial maps of the late 19th century, but not as cartoonish as the forthcoming art deco era pictorial maps.]--Geographicus Rare Antique Maps website.
LanguageFrench
Subject
  • Fur-bearing animals  
  • Fur trade  
Genre
  • Maps  
  • World maps  
Rights DescriptionNo Copyright - United States
TypeCartographic material  
RepositoryMap Library
Local Bib ID8876592
Collection TitleWorld War I Maps
CollectionWorld War I Maps

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