Carawan, Robert Griffith (sold)
Robert Griffith Carawan (February 14, 1952 - December 14, 1994) was an American artist active in Florida during the late 20th century. Born in Key West, Carawan exhibited his work in Florida and published a pictorial map of Key West with Greenstreet Graphics in 1976.
Rare pictorial map of Key West.
This is a comical 1976 Robert G. Carawan pictorial map of Key West, Florida. Streets are illustrated and labeled throughout the city and buildings all across the island are illustrated in profile. Both the Hemingway House and the Audubon House are named, as are the Little White House (where presidents from William Howard Taft through John F. Kennedy spent time, but President Truman spent the most time - 175 days), Fort Taylor, and the Southernmost Point in the continental United States. The Days Inn and Travelodge, and Ramada Inn are identified as well, along with numerous restaurants, shops, and the Lighthouse Museum. Several Conch Train Tours appear throughout the town, an attraction that visitors to Key West can still enjoy. (more details)
Rare pictorial map of Key West.
This is a comical 1976 Robert G. Carawan pictorial map of Key West, Florida. Streets are illustrated and labeled throughout the city and buildings all across the island are illustrated in profile. Both the Hemingway House and the Audubon House are named, as are the Little White House (where presidents from William Howard Taft through John F. Kennedy spent time, but President Truman spent the most time - 175 days), Fort Taylor, and the Southernmost Point in the continental United States. The Days Inn and Travelodge, and Ramada Inn are identified as well, along with numerous restaurants, shops, and the Lighthouse Museum. Several Conch Train Tours appear throughout the town, an attraction that visitors to Key West can still enjoy. (more details)