Old Manuscript Map of Indian Subcontinent by Bowen, 1810: Ganges, Indus, Delhi, Bombay, Calcutta Size:45x45 inches (114x114cm) and a diagonal sweep of

and a diagonal sweep of carnival pennants in red

It captures the intricate network of streets and the natural beauty of the area without the distraction of labels

Corso Casale

This map is a tribute to the enduring allure of the Cotswolds and the timeless art of cartography

Anas crecca

Old Manuscript Map of Indian Subcontinent by Bowen, 1810: Ganges, Indus, Delhi, Bombay, Calcutta Size:45x45 inches (114x114cm) and a diagonal sweep ofHindostan is the proudly stated title of Frances Bowens 1810 manuscript vision of the Indian subcontinent, a work that channels the clarity and purpose of early nineteenth century educational cartography. The term itself, Hindostan, mirrors European usage of the era, framing the expanse that encompasses present day India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh with instructive precision. Executed in pen and ink and washes of watercolor, Bowens composition