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Click here for New Fine Art Photographs by Wyatt Ogilvy
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All copy right and reproduction rights remain the property of the artist. Limited rights may be purchased. Contact gallery for more information.
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To see local posters and gallery artist reproductions, click this link
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Add this site to your “favorites”. Modified most recently on September10, 2009.
Almost all images are links, click on them for related subject, information or more about the artist and art.
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Everyday is EARTH DAY!
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In our Nostalgia collection, we represent the antique 1876 Lake Tahoe Map. It is a beautiful limited edition reproduction of a rendering of the Lake Tahoe region with delicate detailed line work.
The old vintage map image is from the expeditions of 1876 and 1877, under the command of Lieut. George M.Wheeler, Army Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army. It includes Truckee, California, Virginia City, Reno and Carson City, Nevada.
This edition was published in 1990 by the Historic California Collection, Lake Tahoe.
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A close-up detail on the Lake Tahoe area antique map: The rendering is beautiful as well as revealing an incredible attention to detail.
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Also available at Vista Gallery is a contemporary map made from enhanced satellite imagery and a digital sonar scanning revealing the actual landscape under the lake water. This makes a wonderful contrast to the 1876 Lake Tahoe Map and reveals how amazingly accurate the vintage map is. The lake is so big that even after climbing the highest peaks around the lake you can not tell the shape and contour of the shoreline and lake. That can only be seen from space, miles high. The Wheeler survey crew would have to be extremely proud of their accomplishment and skills.
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Tahoe Area Satellite Map, enhanced with a digital sonar scanning revealing the actual landscape under the lake water. The roads have also been enhance for better readability and locations labeled. The Tahoe Rim Trail is also indicated. At the bottom of the map is an side elevation of the TahoeBasin and mountains. It reveals the story that the lake level used to be 700 feet higher than it is today and what happened to create that level and why it is at the level it is today, facinating story!
It is printed on heavy low luster paper and is 36 x 24 inches. This graphically colorful and beautiful map is a must and sells for $25 unframed.
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