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Mapping complexity. About maps. Paris. City maps. Portail de l'IGN | L'information grandeur nature. Le portail des territoires et des citoyens. Atelier de Cartographie. Comite Francais de Cartographie - Accueil. Cartographie. Atlas. Série de codes subjectifs selon Tiziano Lavoratornovi "L’OPÉRA" arrive en ville !!! Un atlas bruxellois ? Liens vers des cartes de Bruxelles Aménagements réalisés pour répondre à des enjeux de sécurité Balade aux frontières de Molenbeek Biomapping : Cartes émotionnelles de Bruxelles Bruxelles CEE Bruxelles, Ville d’ouvertures : Cartographie de lieux d’exposition à Bruxelles Caméras de surveillance bruxelloises Carte commune Carte des entretiens réalisés dans le cadre du projet "Babeleer" Carte des squats et des poches de gentrification Carte du réseau de relations autour du Syndicat d’Initiatives Carte Jonction Nord-Midi Carte très très subjective...
Time After Time. "What does history look like? How do you draw time? While historical texts have long been subject to critical analysis, the formal and historical problems posed by graphic representations of time have largely been ignored. This is no small matter; graphic representation is among our most important tools for organizing information.Yet, little has been written about historical charts and diagrams. And, for all of the excellent work that has been recently published on the history and theory of cartography, we have few examples of what Eviatar Zerubavel has called 'time maps'.
This book is an attempt to address that gap. "From the Introduction to: 'Cartographies of Time - A History of the Timeline', 2010, by Daniel Rosenberg and Anthony Grafton, published by Princeton Architectural Press [Papress]{all images below were scanned from this book with permission} Prints featuring novel allegorical figures appear in Johannes Bruno's 1672 'Universal History'. 'Statua Danielis Prophetæ' Mécaniques célestes. The images below are cropped and cleaned up somewhat from a newly digitised hand-written manuscript, online at Harvard University's Houghton Library: [MS Typ 57] 'La Sphere du Monde..', 1549, by Oronce Fine. Geocentric (Ptolemaic) model of the universe The interaction between the four classical (Hellenic) elementsand their properties : earth fire air water -- hot dry cold wet Compass rose with compass points Meridians and circles of latitude This is a global map projection: attempting to render spherical surfacein a 2-dimensional plane (the last image below shows Fine'smost famous world map in cordiform -- heart-shaped -- projection) Astrological calendar Sundial designs Oronce Fine (or Orance Finé) (1494-1555) was a third generation physician from France.
"Fine was a quintessential polymath, equally at home in the workshop as in the study. Until recently1, Fine's achievements in the history of scientific enquiry have been judged closer to footnote status than significant offerings.