Dear Attila, thanks for sharing your dscoveries and thoughts on infographics! Concerning the dutch cartocubism, maybe the atlas Zeemann refers to as been "published 25 years ago" is the Schematische teekenatlas van Nederland from 1907. Sadly, I could not find a picture of that book in a quick search. My source: https://www.wereldaandewand.nl/artikel5.htm
It is brilliant, and quite unbelievable that these visualizations are almost a century old. The whole atlas is quite impressive, but I think the European map is definitely outstanding.
Really interesting to see the most simplified polygon for each European country.
Really interesting, I didn’t hear about him before. Thanks
Dear Attila, thanks for sharing your dscoveries and thoughts on infographics! Concerning the dutch cartocubism, maybe the atlas Zeemann refers to as been "published 25 years ago" is the Schematische teekenatlas van Nederland from 1907. Sadly, I could not find a picture of that book in a quick search. My source: https://www.wereldaandewand.nl/artikel5.htm
Kind regards!
Hi Klaas! Thanks for your comment; yes, that’s probably what Zeeman refers to.
It is brilliant, and quite unbelievable that these visualizations are almost a century old. The whole atlas is quite impressive, but I think the European map is definitely outstanding.
Thanks for the discovery :)