Attila Bátorfy's Cabinet of Infographic Curiosities
Attila Bátorfy, AmanI write mostly about old and rare information graphics, data visualizations and maps
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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...
The engineering blueprints of a Spanish genius
There are things I don’t discover myself, yet they are so great or interesting that I have to reshare them. All the more so because I feel that the astonishing engineering drawings of the Spanish engineer, inventor and computer pioneer, Leo...
A graphic method for social organisms
One of the most heated sociological debates of the late 19th century centred on the ‘social organism theory’. Organicism was a defining and popular, now outdated, school of thought in early sociology, which likened society to a living organ...
The stunning atlases of the Soviet republics
If the late 19th and early 20th centuries marked the first golden age of major national atlases, then the 1960s and 1970s can safely be described as the second golden age. It was at this time that numerous socialist countries – not without...
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