Map of Panama 1930
This beautifully colored pictorial map of Panama was hand drawn by B. Ashburton Tripp and is considered as one of his most elaborate and beautiful work. For unknown reason, Tripp never published the map but offered it for sale in 1931 at the annual May Show at the Cleveland Museum of Art. Tripp had a special interest in Panama and his wife, Gertrude Koehne Tripp, was a former school teacher in the Canal Zone. The map presents points of interests, portraits of explorers, and a ring of zoomorphic figures of Indian Deities.
Our reproductions are carefully restored by hand, with care and respect for the original craftsmanship. We dedicate extensive time to repairing faded colors, mending any damages, to ensure that every detail is faithfully represented. When you acquire one of our pieces, you're getting more than just a printed copy - you're getting a revitalized historical treasure, meticulously brought back to its authentic form.
This piece is printed in our downtown Los Angeles studio using our 12 color Canon Pro 4100 large format printer on 280g Heavyweight Sunset Photo Matte Paper and they are made with a 1/8 inch white border.
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Available in 4 Print sizes.
16x20 inches - $27.00
20x28 inches- $37.00
24x30 inches -$47.00
30x40 inches-$77.00
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