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George Otto Hanft (after) |
Pictorial map of California focusing on the early discovery period, showing the paths of the explorers Cabrillo (1542), Drake (1579), Viscaino (1602), Portola-Serra (1769), and Anza (1774). Settlements and religious missions are illustrated, with the dates of their establishment. The Renaissance-style decorative cartouche is flanked by illustrations of explorers and missionary settlers, and the compass rose is surmounted by a fleur-de-lis. The map was issued as a premium or promotion by The Equitable Savings and Loan Association. George Otto Hanft is a California artist, designer and watercolorist. Based in California’s San Gabriel Valley, he is a member of the Watercolor West society and active in the Mid-Valley Arts League. He also designed the official flag for Temple City, California, in 1995. Condition: Generally very good with the usual light overall toning and wear. A bit cockled overall. Reference: |