DESCRIPTION:
This striking map captures Antarctica at a pivotal time during its exploration. Contains a great amount of detail of both the geography and history of the multi–national expeditions that have traversed the icy continent. Published in 1957, just six months after the death of famed American polar explorer Admiral Richard E. Byrd. Originally featured in the renowned National Geographic magazine, which has been a trusted source of top-quality wall maps, travel maps, recreation maps, and atlases for over a century, this lithographic map holds both historical and artistic value.
DETAILS:
Size: 36” x 29” inches / 91 cm x 73 cm
Technique: Lithography
Date: 1957
Author: National Geographic
Place: United States
*We provide a Certificate of Authenticity upon request.
CONDITION:
Very good condition.