Thomas MALBY and Son. A Terrestrial Glob; A Celestial Globe (1860)…London 1860's Cartographer_Jean-Baptiste de Couagne Witsen was keenly interested in

Witsen was keenly interested in maritime affairs and he practiced cartography as part of his larger studies

which he converted later in his studio into oil and watercolor paintings

Pen and ink and watercolor Paper size: 10 1/2 x 14 1/2 in

and Illinois rivers

which included his most famous nonsense song

Thomas MALBY and Son. A Terrestrial Glob; A Celestial Globe (1860)…London 1860's Cartographer_Jean-Baptiste de Couagne Witsen was keenly interested inThomas MALBY and Son James Wyld the younger (1812 1887) A Terrestrial Globe; A Celestial Globe manufactured and published under the superintendence of SDUK Each globe made up of a set of twelve lithographic globe gores, hand colored in outline, polar calottes, some light rubbing of the surface, later varnish. Brass hour circles. Brass meridian circles, each with a graduated engraved face. The globes mounted on their original elegant English Georgian