Ole Man River, (MIssissippi River)
Edwin Sundberg · 1898 - 1978
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Ole Man River, (MIssissippi River), Edwin Sundberg (1945). Via artnap.com
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A colored map of the Mississippi River basin from a 1945 newspaper page, showing the river's tributaries and the states they cross, with elevation shading and a legend marking completed or authorized levees and reservoirs. Captioned sidebars describe proposed regional authorities for the Missouri, Upper Mississippi, Ohio, Arkansas and Tennessee valleys. The work is titled Ole Man River (Mississippi River) and is attributed to Edwin Sundberg, dated 1945.
