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Page 37b Map of Charlestown and state of the Kings troops, March 11 1780 (pencil
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Page 37b Map of Charlestown and state of the Kings troops, March 11 1780 (pencil
5670303 Page 37b Map of Charlestown and state of the Kings troops, March 11 1780 (pencil, pen & ink) by Hodges, William (1744-97); Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales; (add.info.: Original Sketches, Drawings, Maps etc Collected by Admiral Isaac Smith / drawings and watercolours, mainly of Captain Cooks Second Voyage (1772-1775) by William Hodges, Henry Roberts etc
Dimensions: Album measures 49 x 70 cm); Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales; English, out of copyright
Media ID 22337636
© Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales / Bridgeman Images
American Revolutionary War British Troops Cartographic Cartography Charleston English Troops Geographical Islands Label Labelled Mapping Military Offensive Monochrome North American Numbers Scale Cooper River
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This print showcases the historic "Page 37b Map of Charlestown and state of the Kings troops, March 11 1780" by William Hodges. With intricate pencil, pen & ink work, this map offers a glimpse into the past, specifically during the American Revolutionary War. The map depicts Charlestown (now Charleston), a significant city in South Carolina at that time. It provides an invaluable cartographic representation of the coastline and shoreline, complete with labels and numbers for easy reference. The scale is meticulously portrayed to ensure accuracy. As we delve into this piece's details, it becomes apparent that it holds immense historical significance. It highlights key elements such as rivers like Ashley River and Cooper River along with various islands dotting the coast. These geographical features played crucial roles during military offensives carried out by British troops during their siege of Charleston. The monochrome aesthetic adds a touch of elegance to this XVIII century masterpiece. Its black-and-white composition transports us back in time to witness coastal landscapes from centuries ago when maritime exploration was at its peak. Preserved within Mitchell Library at State Library of New South Wales, this drawing serves as a testament to Admiral Isaac Smith's collection of original sketches, drawings, maps collected over time. This particular artwork by Hodges stands out among others due to its portrayal of Captain Cook's Second Voyage (1772-1775). Overall, this print allows us to appreciate both the artistry involved in creating such detailed maps and gain insights into important historical events that shaped America's revolutionary era.
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