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A Pic-Tour Map of Minnesota

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Stock# 72194

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Don Bloodgood

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A Pic-Tour Map of Minnesota

Publication Place / Date

Minneapolis / 1952 circa

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21.7 x 17.7 inches

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VG+

Stock# 72194

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Promoting Tourism in Minnesota

Fine pictorial map of Minnesota, by the well-regarding pictorial map artist Don Bloodgood.

An interesting whimsical pictorial map of Minnesota, illustrating the tourist attractions, state parks, natural wonders, roads and some historical details within the state.

Don Bloodgood's work spanned a number of regions, including California, Hawaii, Texas, Minnesota, Vancouver, Havana, Washington, D.C. Glacier National Park, San Francisco, New Mexico and Arizona, with most maps relating to tourism. His career spanned from the 1930s to the early 1960s.

As with so many of Bloodgood's pictorial maps, they weren't just decorative maps, but his maps tap into the culture and life of the region, and reveal how the area would have been experienced at the time.

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