Arabia, Red Sea and Persian Gulf

Chart the Geographic Vastness of the Great Arabian Deserts

Enhance your wall decor with a striking piece of late Victorian cartography featuring this exceptionally detailed 1885 map print of the Arabian Peninsula. Published in London by Blackie & Son, this antique reproduction presents a highly sophisticated layout of the Middle East, outlining the vast sandy desert of El Rabau el Khali and the rugged interior terrain. It serves as a captivating historical statement piece for geographic researchers, world history enthusiasts, and collectors looking to add an academic focus to their interior design layout.

Detailed Hydrographic Coastlines and Imperial Influence Markers

This minimalist yet precise historical illustration stands out for its fine line work, capturing the complex network of wadis, oasis outposts, and mountainous ridges stretching toward the Red Sea and Persian Gulf. A unique feature of this specific edition is the small color-coded reference key identifying British possessions along the strategic maritime trade routes of the period. With its clean borders, elegant typography, and authentic aged paper appearance, this vintage artwork introduces an air of refined, worldly curiosity to corporate offices, home studies, or library walls.