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Greenwood’s Six Sheet Map of London // Black + White
Product Description
Greenwood’s Six Sheet Map of London is a striking city plan of London. It presents the city during the Industrial Revolution when the population of the city was around 1.4 million. Through a three-year effort of surveying, this map depicts streets, bridges, public buildings, squares, parks, rivers, gardens, fields, and even windmills that made up the city.
Below the map is a decorative cartouche dedicated to His Majesty, King George IV, which is flanked by explanations of the map and two superb views of St Paul's Cathedral and Westminster Abbey. This map appears in its rare first state and would be updated for six more editions until the year 1854. Of the many maps of London produced over the centuries, this work by Christopher and George Greenwood remains one of the most impressive and lovely of all cartographic works.
This high quality replica is printed on water-resistant fabric wallpaper backed with an easily repositionable adhesive that removes cleanly with no residue. Apply it to any flat surface in seconds for a richly detailed, vintage-inspired accent that instantly adds sophisticated style to your space.
Product Details
- ColorsBlack, White
- Materials
Adhesive Fabric Wallpaper
- OriginUnited States
— Detailed Replica Map
— Printed On Self-Adhesive Wallpaper
— Easy To Install, Reposition, & Remove
— Does Not Rip, Wrinkle, Or Stretch
— Exceptional Water Resistance
— Terylene Fabric
— 100º Bright White, Matte, Smooth Fabric Base
— Proprietary Microencapsulated Adhesive
— Class A, ASTM E84 Fire Rating
Map Details:
— Map By: C. and J. Greenwood.
— Date of Original: August 21, 1827
— Original Size: 50" x 73"
Shipping Information
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Shipping AvailabilityCanada, United States
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Shipping PolicyStandard Ground Shipping
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Ship In3-4 weeks ⓘ
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Return PolicyFinal sale, not eligible for return or cancellation
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