Bannwarth, Theodor
Theodor Bannwarth (fl. c. 1882 - 1920) was a lithographic printer active in Vienna in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the founder and owner of the Lithographische Anstalt von Theodor Bannwarth. He primarily printed maps and technical drawings, partnering with prominent map publishers active in the Habsburg realms such as Artaria, Hölzel, and Hartleben, among others. His works included a wide variety of maps but a significant portion dealt with the Habsburg realms (Austria-Hungary) and Vienna itself, including maps of individual districts.
Steamers along the Dalmatian Coast.
Dubrovnik i okolica / Ragusa e Circondario / Ragusa und Umgebung / Raguse et les Environs.
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This is a striking c. 1920 chromolithograph view of Dubrovnik (Ragusa), Croatia, printed by Theodor Bannwarth for the Obalna Paroplovidba (Coastal Steamship Company). Aside from its stunning aesthetic qualities, the view offers insight into the use of steamers by local travelers along the Dalmatian Coast during the height of the steamer era. (more details)