A Map of Whitehall; Past and present
John Pearson Sayer · 1930-1950
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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 Whitehall in London, drawn with a red line tracing the route and surrounded by numbered labels, small caricatured figures, and boxed commentary on buildings such as Downing Street, Horse Guards, and the Admiralty. The illustrated text notes historical facts about the sites, rendered in a cartoon style. Dated 1948 and attributed to John Pearson Sayer.
