Dower, John. London: Guide to the International Exhibition. London, 1862. hand-colored Each lithograph

Each lithograph

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The Admiral’s Map was quickly rendered archaic by new discoveries

Gaston employed several artists to make watercolors of the rare plants that he had assembled in his garden at Blois

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Dower, John. London: Guide to the International Exhibition. London, 1862. hand-colored Each lithographJohn Dower London: Guide to the International Exhibition London, 1862 Hand colored lithograph 31 x 44 3 4 in. The map titled "London: Guide to the International Exhibition" by John Dower, created in 1862, is a hand colored lithograph that served as a guide to one of the most significant events of the 19th centurythe International Exhibition of 1862 in London. This exhibition, also known as the Great London Exposition, was a world's fair that followed