Booklovers Map of America
Paul Mayo Paine · 1869 - 1955
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Booklovers Map of America, Paul Mayo Paine (1926). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Paul Mayo Paine died in 1955; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A decorative pictorial map of the United States, with literary landmarks, place names from novels, and small vignettes scattered across the country. Inset panels show city and harbor plans, a globe, and ships along the coasts, framed by a patterned border. The work is credited to Paul Mayo Paine and dated 1926.
