Tidal chart of the world. Showing the process of the wave of high water
John Emslie · 1813-1875
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Tidal chart of the world. Showing the process of the wave of high water, John Emslie (1851). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? John Emslie died in 1875; this work is in the public domain.
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A two-part hand-coloured chart: the upper panel traces co-tidal lines showing the progress of high water across the oceans, with hour numerals marking each line, and the lower panel maps the distribution of plants and their cultivation across regions such as the palm, vine, and pine zones. The work is a print by John Emslie dated 1851, published by James Reynolds of London.
