Artwork Description

This original map of The Cape Of Good Hope dates back to 1848, republished in 1902

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Acrylic Painting by Lisette Forsyth
Materials used
acrylic & ink on original vintage map dated 1902
Size
W:88cm X H:64cm X D:0.1cm (framed dimensions)
Year
2022
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      This original map of The Cape Of Good Hope dates back to 1848, republished in 1902

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