Mineral map by Antonio García Cubas (1885)

Printed plate with a central map of Mexico ringed by fifteen color views of mining towns and mountain landscapes.

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Why is this public domain? Antonio García Cubas died in 1912; this work is in the public domain.

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A chromolithographic plate titled Carta Minera, centred on a map of Mexico with its coastlines, rivers, and mining locations marked by coloured symbols and a legend. A bar chart at lower left and surrounding framed views show mining towns, hillside settlements, and industrial works set among mountains. The print was made by Antonio García Cubas in 1885.

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1885

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