Antique city plan of Tokyo, 1749

Antique city plan of Tokyo, 1749The "Plan de Jedo" (Plan of Tokyo) is a remarkable cartographic work created collaboratively by Jakob van der Schley and Jacques Nicolas Bellin in 1756. This historical map provides a fascinating glimpse into the city of Tokyo, known as Edo at that time, during the mid 18th century. The map showcases the city's layout and features in intricate detail, offering valuable insights into the urban landscape of Edo. It depicts the streets, waterways, and

The Codex also contains numerous pages of notes and drawings on the subject of optics and light

"The Perseides" invites viewers to engage their imaginations and interpret its meaning in their own way

while its focus on spiritual themes invites the viewer to contemplate the mysteries of life

The objects are fragmented and broken up into various geometric shapes and angles

which quickly became one of its most popular products

Volume 1 contains notes on painting

The text on the poster reads "The Greatest Mother in the World" and urges viewers to support the Red Cross by donating money to help provide medical aid and support for soldiers fighting in the war

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His maps and writings continue to be studied and appreciated for their historical and artistic value

blue" is a prime example of Kandinsky's use of color and form to create an abstract

a Scottish oceanographer

and other minority communities