Lehmann-Dumont’s Satirical Map of Europe in 1914 Printed Area Measurement_30 x 23.5 cm As well as public transport

As well as public transport

slightly dusty lower margin

ink stamp confirming corrections to November 1911

and possibly even referencing the early coastal bombardments of towns such as Scarborough)

The results “have to be evaluated as the most outstanding engravings depicting the wide-spread interest in classical geography in the 16th century

Lehmann-Dumont’s Satirical Map of Europe in 1914 Printed Area Measurement_30 x 23.5 cm As well as public transportThis intricate anthropomorphic map (the artist also produced a zoomorphic companion piece) was issued soon after the outbreak of the First World War. Italy, initially neutral, pokes a head from a giant boot, eyes swiveling in both directions while contemplating which way to jump. This is a German map, and the Central Powers are the heroes of the piece. Bees issuing from a German hive represent the scions of the nobility. Spreading out across the