Menetrier, Imprimerie de F.
Imprimerie de F. Menetrier (c. 1872 - 1900) was a publisher, primarily of maps, based in Paris. Little is known about the firm, though it was quite active in the map publishing world in the 1880s and 1890s. Its earliest known work was a large and ambitious Atlas National de France in 1872. Afterwards, it primarily published maps of European countries and their colonial possessions, as well as world maps. The firm should not be confused with the illustrator Ferdinand-Léon Ménétrier (1859 - 1880), nor the early 20th century Spanish-French translator Félix Ménétrier.
Cataloging the World's Peoples.
Mappemonde dressée et grave spécialement pour le Petit Journal d’après les documents le plus récents…
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A superb c. 1897 wall map of the world in two hemispheres printed by Emil Charaire for Le Petit Journal, the largest newspaper in the world at the time. Among other interesting features, the map is surrounded by figures in ethnic dress representing the peoples of the world. (more details)