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This work documents a significant 19th-century visual representation of Mexico City and its environs. The Panorama, created by artists associated with Robert Burford, aimed to provide a comprehensive and immersive viewing experience of the city and its surrounding landscapes. It served as a popular form of entertainment and education, offering detailed depictions of architecture, natural scenery, and daily life to audiences who might never visit the location themselves.
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Page Count:
18
Publication Date:
2016-08-26
Publisher:
BiblioBazaar
ISBN-10:
1362853771
ISBN-13:
9781362853770
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