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I deal with the treatment of hills and mountain ranges in late XVIII
century up to mid nineteenth century in a paper already mentioned
under a different subject (question of engraving): Cartography, Art
and Mimesis. The Imitation of Nature, in Land Surveying in the
Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries, in: Observing Nature – The
Osmotic Dynamics of Romanticism Representing Experience 1800 – 1850,
(ed.) Erna Fiorentini, Berlin, Reimer 2007, pp. 57-71).
I also reproduce in the paper (in colour) some tables of A. M.
Perrot, Modèles de Topographie, which became unsurpassed model for
topographical drawings in Europe. I also discuss about the
involvement of artists (landscape painters) in large scale mapping
and especially in drawing mountains in topographical maps in Italy
and other European countries.
vladimiro
Il giorno 15/gen/10, alle ore 17:32, Jim Akerman ha scritto:
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You might also find of interest:
Aristide Michel Perrot, /Modeles de topographie /(Paris, 1819)
(also 1858)
Jim Akerman
Smith Center for the History of Cartography
The Newberry Library
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Dear Mrs. Day,
A good entry is Eduard Imhof's 'Cartographic relief presentation',
especially the first chapter on historical developments. The 2007
reprint
(by ESRI) is online at Google Books:
http://books.google.nl/books?id=cVy1Ms43fFYC&dq=eduard+imhof
+relief&printsec=frontcover&source=bl&ots=wGfJns0JLW&sig=Zl9qYK6LFqIN
nuF1uYYqHEzgMJI&hl=nl&ei=xUZQS8PPGcPi-
QbcuvHpCA&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=6&ved=0CCkQ6AEwBQ#v=on
epage&q=&f=false
Martijn Storms
Leiden University Library, Curator of maps and atlases
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I am working on topographical drawings in the papers relating to the
mid-nineteenth century
Ordnance Survey of Ireland and I am seeking references and
sources in
relation to the depiction of relief.
Are there any other techniques for showing relief in early
nineteenth
century map making apart from hachuring or shading? Are there are
any
sources for the training of hill sketchers apart from Yoland Jones
(Cartographic Jnl, vol. 11 (1974))
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