Attila Bátorfy's Cabinet of Infographic Curiosities
Attila BátorfyI write mostly about old and rare information graphics, data visualizations and maps
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IDC26 special: my Dutch favourites
As I announced last week, in light of the Information Design Conference taking place this Friday, October 30, I will be sharing some of my favorite vintage Dutch information graphics and data visualizations. There is also a sad reason for t...
The Russian meat trade in 1913
I have previously written that we are familiar with only a small fraction of Russian map production. Furthermore, it is not necessarily the central publications from Moscow or Saint Petersburg are the most interesting ones, but rather maps...
An infographic yearbook from the early 20th century
The popularization of data visualization in the late 19th and early 20th centuries is one of my favorite periods. While I accept the perspective—as we learned from Michael Friendly—that, from the standpoint of the history of science, this m...
How many times a week are the streets of Washington swept?
Thematic maps depicting street tree planting, property values, street grades or even street lamps may seem less remarkable today in most of the cities, but the series of statistical maps of Washington DC shown below was likely somehow novel...
Walking through walls: interview with Paul Kahn
This interview is the fourth of a series in which I interview people who write about, think about, or collect information graphics and dataviz.
Information designer Paul Kahn is a mentor to many of us. I asked the great storyteller - in th...
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