Vintage LIVERPOOL map 1851 by Tallis and Rapkin

This wonderful piece of Liverpool created by John Tallis and John Rapkin shows a detailed map of from 1851 of one of the world's most wealthiest cities. Liverpool was a gateway to the Americas and the entry point of cotton and other raw materials to the industrialized cotton mills of Northern England. The wealth of the city is portrayed by the grand Victorian architecture that may be viewed throughout the city. The grandeur of public art works were there for all to see in this burgeoning city of opportunity.

This piece has been digitally cleaned in order to remove blemishes and most signs of ageing but keeps the look, feel and integrity of the original.

A classic work that creates a centrepiece for any home and would look stunning mounted. This print is produced on premium heavyweight 230 gsm paper and uses the finest quality inks that will not fade or smudge.

This print comes with a generous border to allow any additional trimming.

This is a highly sought after work.

Features:

• A striking vista of the port of Liverpool viewed from Birkenhead featuring steam boats, sailing ships and the grand architecture in the background
• 5 wonderful vignettes including The Custom House, St George's Hall and the Sailor's Home
• A classically drawn and detailed town plan of Liverpool from 1851
• The Liverbird features in a motif stating "God has given us this tranquillity"
• A classical banner depicting the title "Liverpool"
• All offset by a delicately stylistic border