The Royal Mile Edinburgh
John Pearson Sayer · 1930-1950
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The Royal Mile Edinburgh, John Pearson Sayer (1948). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? John Pearson Sayer died in 1950; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A pictorial map of Edinburgh's Royal Mile printed in yellow, red and black, with small vignette illustrations of historic buildings and costumed figures beside handwritten-style annotations. The streets of High Street, Canongate and Holyrood Road are traced with notes on landmarks such as St. Giles, Tron Kirk and Canongate Church. Credited to John Pearson Sayer, dated 1948.
