A map of Brighton by John Pearson Sayer (1948)

Illustrated pictorial map of Brighton with cartoon vignettes of historical figures, carriages, a pier and seafront.

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Why is this public domain? John Pearson Sayer died in 1950; this work is in the public domain.

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A pictorial map of Brighton shows streets, landmarks and seafront locations, surrounded by small illustrated vignettes of carriages, costumed figures, a dog and a pier. An inset panel in the upper right depicts the extent of Brighthelmstone in 1824, with a population table. The work is a 1948 print by John Pearson Sayer.

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1948

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