Introduction Samuel de Champlain, often called the “Father of New France,” was a pioneering cartographer. He was also an explorer. His maps played a crucial…
Introduction to Celestial Maps and Their Importance in the Renaissance The Renaissance was known for its vibrant revival of art. It was also a period…
California’s portrayal as an island is one of the most fascinating cartographic errors in the history of mapmaking. This enduring misconception spanned over a century.…
The legacy of John Ogilby’s “Britannia” extends far beyond the 17th century. The innovative strip mapping technique pioneered by Ogilby influenced subsequent generations of cartographers