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Hiroshige Update
Update to yesterday’s post.
Steven Feldman from nowhereconsulting (also the person maintaining #MapsintheWild) took me up on the challenge to create an interactive map and it looks great! Also, I’m impressed with how quickly he got it done...
Map of the 100 Famous Views of Edo
100 Famous View of Edo is a series of woodblock prints of Tokyo by Japanese artist Hiroshige. Edo is Tokyo’s historic name.
I recently saw a couple of these online and wondered if there was a map showing the locations of these prints. Of...
A Meta Map of Maps in the Wild
Maps in the Wild is an online collection of maps found out in the world. You can share maps you find by emailing them or putting them on social media. Over the years I’ve submitted quite a few of them-more than I’d remembered. Here is an ex...
Highest Mountain Railways
In my last post, I highlighted a graphic showing highest mountain peaks and lowest ocean depths via Attila Bátorfy's Cabinet of Infographic Curiosities. His latest post has another interesting one on a similar subject. The graphics are from...
Hickmann's Highs and Lows
In a recent post on Attila Bátorfy's Cabinet of Infographic Curiosities, he highlighted the Czech-born geographer and statistician Anton Leo Hickmann and his early contributions to data visualization. Hickmann’s most influential work, the G...
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