Bartholomew Archive ; E. R. Wethey. ; England ; Geographical Association ; George Phillip ; History of cartography ; John George Bartholomew ; Karl Reginald Cramp ; Nineteenth Century ; Royal Geographical Society ; School atlas ; School atlases
ce qu’ils révèlent, à la fois par leur contenu et leur processus de fabrication, sur ceux qui produisaient et utilisaient de tels livres de cartes. Les archives Bartholomew à Édimbourg se sont avérées une source exceptionnelle d’informations
jusqu’alors inexploitées, sur les affaires et les activités personnelles de l’un des principaux producteurs d’atlas scolaires, l’entreprise locale John Bartholomew and Fils, active dans la cartographie et l’édition entre 1880 et 1987. La sociologie et le
is revealed, both in their pages and in the processes behind their compilation, about the people who were producing and using such map books. The Bartholomew Archive, in Edinburgh, has proved to be an exceptionally rich source of hitherto unexamined data
on the business and personal activities of one of the leading producers of school atlases, the local firm of John Bartholomew and Son, which was active in map making and publishing between 1880 and 1987. The sociology and pattern of communication of publishing
information systems. It presents a perspective on Scottish history and geography featuring the most significant manuscript and printed maps of Scotland, including those by Timothy Pont, Joan Blaeu, William Roy, and the Bartholomew firm of map makers. Chapters