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C1854
Channel Islands
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Insets of St Peters Port Castle Cornet Jersey Drudical Altar Near Lancrese
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S/N: TALL-013-UK–189459
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Full Title:
Channel Islands
Date:
C1854
Mapmaker:
Condition:
In good condition.
Technique:
Image Size:
255mm
x 350mm
AUTHENTICITY
Genuine antique
dated:
1854
Description:
Insets of St Peters Port Castle Cornet Jersey Drudical Altar Near Lancrese
John Tallis (1817 - 1876)
English publisher, map seller, and entrepreneur best known for the illustrated atlas that bears his name and for his wide-ranging commercial ventures in mid-nineteenth-century London.
Born into a publishing family, Tallis was the son of John Tallis (1789–1845), a mapmaker and printseller. After his father’s death he expanded the business under the name John Tallis & Company, operating from London and New York. He became particularly noted for the publication of The Illustrated Atlas (1851–1854), a richly embellished series of steel-engraved maps engraved chiefly by John Rapkin. These maps are distinguished by decorative vignette views of cities, indigenous peoples, and landscapes, reflecting Victorian fascination with empire, travel, and commerce.
