Old Topographic Map of North East France by Bartholomew, 1922: Paris, Reims, Ardennes, Seine, Moselle Size:48x60in (120x150cm) and Gilbert—signals a corridor of

and Gilbert—signals a corridor of expansion already coalescing by mid-century

and seasonal occasions like Christmas

Frankfurt - Known as Frankfurt am Main in the modern day

Stoke Rochford

we can add the artist’s name and the pattern title—“William Morris” and “Pigeons in White & Blue”—above or below the artwork

Old Topographic Map of North East France by Bartholomew, 1922: Paris, Reims, Ardennes, Seine, Moselle Size:48x60in (120x150cm) and Gilbert—signals a corridor ofFrance North Eastern Section is the lucid, modern title crowning J. G. Bartholomews 1922 contribution to The Times atlas, a sheet that exemplifies the great early 20th century shift in cartographic design. Issued as the second state of the 1920 edition, it moves decisively beyond the Andree tradition of 1895 toward a cleaner visual grammar and greater empirical precision. Bartholomews palette of hypsometric tints makes the land legible at a glance,