Original Antique Map - Alfred Harmsworth - Natal - Brazil - Transvaal - G3

Original Antique Map - Alfred Harmsworth - Natal - Brazil - Transvaal - G3"Natal, Orange River Colony & Transvaal" This hand coloured map is from Alfred Harmsworths "The Harmsworth Atlas". The work was published in London, 1907. Alfred Harmsworth, later known as Lord Northcliffe, was a pioneering British newspaper and publishing magnate in the early 20th century. He revolutionized the British press with his founding and management of several influential newspapers, including the Daily Mail and the Daily Mirror, which became

"Natal, Orange River Colony & Transvaal"

This hand-coloured map is from Alfred Harmsworth’s "The Harmsworth Atlas". The work was published in London, 1907.

Alfred Harmsworth, later known as Lord Northcliffe, was a pioneering British newspaper and publishing magnate in the early 20th century. He revolutionized the British press with his founding and management of several influential newspapers, including the Daily Mail and the Daily Mirror, which became staples of mass circulation journalism. Harmsworth was a visionary who understood the power of the press in shaping public opinion and influencing political discourse. His newspapers were characterized by their populist appeal and innovative editorial strategies aimed at capturing a wide audience. His influence extended beyond journalism, as he played a significant role in the media landscape of his time, helping to shape the modern newspaper industry.

Dimensions: 

52 cm x 39 cm

Artist or Maker: 

Alfred Harmsworth

Medium: 

Copper Engraving

Date: 

1907