Morning in Nishibira, Izu by Hasui Kawase, 1935 persia The map's artistic style is

The map's artistic style is a testament to the mapmaker's skill and vision

With its blend of aesthetic appeal and educational value

Ordnance Survey base: Based on a reduced Ordnance Survey map from the same period

This pictorial masterpiece was part of an atlas published by the renowned Antoine Chiris Establishments in Paris

The map shows the location of a number of important historical events

Morning in Nishibira, Izu by Hasui Kawase, 1935 persia The map's artistic style is"Morning in Nishibira, Izu" by Hasui Kawase, originally created in 1935 as a Japanese woodblock print, is a stunning example of Kawase's prowess in capturing the serene Japanese landscape. Born in 1883, Hasui Kawase was a prominent figure in the Shin Hanga movement, known for his masterful ability to blend traditional ukiyo e styles with Western influences, resulting in tranquil depictions of natural landscapes and urban scenes during Japan's Taisho