Tea revives the world by MacDonald Gill (1940)

Pictorial world map titled Tea Revives the World, with ships, vignettes and text panels on tea trade and consumption.

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Why is this public domain? MacDonald Gill died in 1947; this work is in the public domain.

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A decorative pictorial world map titled Tea Revives the World, rendered in red, yellow, cream and blue with a banner heading across the top. Small vignettes, scrolls and sailing and steam ships mark trade routes and tea-growing regions, with text panels giving tea consumption and export figures. The work is credited to MacDonald Gill and dated 1940.

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1940

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Cityscapes