Wilkie, Arthur Weld (sold)
Arthur Weld Wilkie (February 7, 1915 - July 6, 2004) was an American artist active in California during the middle part of the 20th century. Wilkie was born in Ashton, Idaho and lived in Idaho until about 1940, after which he is recorded in California. He lived in Mill Valley and San Anselmo, Marin. He produced several pictorial maps, including a map of Napa Valley and Squaw Valley during the 1960 Winter Olympic Games.
Beautiful Napa County.
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This is a beautiful 1963 pictorial map of Napa County by Weld Wilkie. It covers Napa County, one of the world's premier wine regions in beautiful detail, noting several landmarks and places of interest including The Old Bale Mill, Breathing Ceysers, Robert Louis ... (more details)
Playful map of California wine country.
This is a beautiful 1963 pictorial map of Napa County, California, by Weld Wilkie. It covers Napa County, one of the world's premier wine regions, in beautiful detail. It notes several landmarks and places of interest, such as The Old Bale Mill, Breathing Geysers (Geysers Geothermal Field, typo on map as 'Ceysers'), and Robert Louis Stevenson State Park, with a location key in the lower right quadrant. Fifteen principal wineries, including Charles Krug Winery, Beringer Bros. Inc., Inglenook Vineyard Company, and Schramsberg Winery, are also marked with a key in the lower right quadrant. The map is adorned with several illustrations throughout, depicting activities like dining, fishing, horseback riding, trekking, camping, golfing, and water sports, as well as illustrations of animals, trees, and other landmarks. Roads, rivers, lakes, towns, and other topographical features are also noted. (more details)