Eyes east toward Europe by Richard Edes Harrison (1940)

Stylized 1940 map of Europe and the North Atlantic seen from above, with shaded relief, a small globe and explanatory text.

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This is a stylized, bird's-eye style map of Europe, North Africa and the North Atlantic, seen as a curved landscape with shaded relief, sea areas in blue and land in tan. A small globe at the upper right shows the map's place in the world, and a block of explanatory text sits at the lower right. Richard Edes Harrison created this 1940 print, which was published as a supplement to Fortune magazine in September 1940.

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