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Map of Midtown Manhattan, from 34th St to 59th St and from 1st Ave to 6th Ave, ca.1890 - 1900 Unknown Artist

Charles Booth's 'Descriptive Map of London Poverty'. 1889

Map of Milan, 1884

Map of Korean peninsula, one of twelve hand-colored in the manuscript atlas, Great Korean Map. circa 1800

Map of Osaka by Kono Dosei, 1651

Moog 962 Sequential Switch (MC700 series RTL logic circuitry), 1969

Paul Klee, Highways and Byways, 1929

Marco Maggi, Horizontal Complot, 2015 (cut paper)

Marco Maggi, Waiting to Surface (color on black), 2019
cut paper on Dibond
24 x 18 inches

Japanese Map of Kyoto, ca. 1880

From the Geologic Atlas of the Moon published by the U. S. Geological Survey ca. 1965
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From the Geologic Atlas of the Moon published by the U. S. Geological Survey ca. 1965
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Jasper Johns, Map, 1961

Jasper Johns, Map. 1963
Encaustic and collage on canvas
60 x 93" (152.4 x 236.2 cm)

1852 Map of Melbourne

Harold Fisk’s 1944 alluvial maps of the Lower Mississippi River Valley for the Army Corps of Engineers

Nautical chart of Africa, by Portuguese cartographer Fernão Vaz Dourado (1520 - c. 1580), 1571

Piri Reis - Map of the City of Ferrara with the Six Rivers Flowing into the Gulf of Venice

Map of the World made by Arab cartographer Abu Abd Allah Muhammad al-Idrisi in 1154 at court of Roger II of Sicily

Historical map of Italy by Girolamo Andrea Martignoni, 1721

Sandro Botticelli, Mappa dell’Inferno (Map of Hell) from Dante's 'Divine Comedy', c.1480-c.1495

Piri Reis, Map of the Island of Bozjah (Tenedos) Off the Coast of Anatolia

Piri Reis, Map of the Nile with various oases on each as far as Sīdī Maʿrūf from Book on Navigation

Piri Reis - Map of the fortress of Alanya (Turkey) from Book on Navigation, Walters Art Museum Ms. W.658, fol. 329a

Page from 'Atlas for The Blind' 1837

Saul Steinberg, Autogeography, 1966

Jaro Hess, The land of make believe. 1930

Detail of Asia and the Middle East from Abraham Cresques' Catalan Atlas, 1375

The Ebstorf Mappa Mundi, made by Gervase of Ebstorf in the 1290s, was found in Ebstorf, Germany in 1843

Nanzenbushu bankoku shoka no zu (Buddhist map of the World) by Rokashi, Kyoto,1710. first world map printed in Japan

Yayoi Kusama - The Island (no. 4), 1953.

And possibly my favorite:
BOHEMIAE ROSA, by Chr. Vetter, Vienna, 1668, a map representing Bohemia as a rose centred on Prague.