beautiful!
I was in the meantime working out something using the suggestion Eric sent me (e.g. via pcolormesh) and I could work most of things I wanted out, but at the price of a rather stupidly looking management of the axis and rotation (maybe there is a way for improvement here too...).
Your solution may indeed be a cleaner way forward! I'll try both ways and see how I manage to get things done (the main problem being my rather poor ability in writing advanced codes in python...

thanks &
cheers!
Eric

John Hunter wrote:
"Eric" == Eric Emsellem <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
            

    Eric> Hi, this is a question I have posted earlier, but
    Eric> unfortunately I didn't get any answer.  if anybody has any
    Eric> hint on how to do this, I would be most graceful!!  Thanks
    Eric> in advance!

I looked at this a bit -- the underlying image extension code handles
image rotations but it is not exposed at the python level.  I spent
some time working on an image class that would handle rotations (in
this test code below I just hardcoded the rotation for testing).  The
missing part is to get the extent and image placement algorithms to do
the layout properly in the presence of rotation (eg handling extent
and corners properly below).  But this should give the enterprising
developer a head start if they want to run with with.  Basically, I
just copied the guts out of the axes.image.AxesImage.make_image code
to experiment with adding a rotation

from matplotlib.image import AxesImage
from pylab import subplot, show, nx
...
  

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