CENTRES AND CENTRALITIES
Life imitates art far more than Art imitates life (Oscar Wilde, in the Decay of Lying) Continuity of the centre, in the policital sense of the word, can be expressed at numerous scales, one of...
Dutch cartography has been one of the most elaborate and most refined in the world since the XVIth Century. A magnificent example of this cartography is the Leo Hollandicus map (1648) by Claes Janzsoon Visscher of Amsterdam, a striking representation of the Province of Holland embedded with political/ideological meaning (Figure 1). We analyse centrality as it is represented in this map and then we draw some results and horizons for further reasearch .
Calenda – Géographie
