Map
Subject
Subject Source: Sackner Database
Found in 106 Collections and/or Records:
[Triangles on map] / Hrdy, Joseph., 1980
Item
Identifier: CC-50380-71448
Scope and Contents
The triangles are formed from small o's. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Dates:
1980
US Road Map / Metzler, Harry., 1978
Item
Identifier: CC-44060-46175
VISITS TO PRINKNASH ABBEY AND POTTERY / Houedard, Dom Sylvester., 1989
Item
Identifier: CC-56488-9999893
Scope and Contents
This unfolded sheet contains the visiting hours, tour schedule, catering, pottery factory shops and other details including a hand-drawn map for visiting the abbey. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Dates:
1989
Vous souhaite une annee 2005 particulierment fertile / Tillier, Thierry., 2005
Item
Identifier: CC-53070-74216
Woful Dane Bottom / Furnival, John., 1993
Item
Identifier: CC-44051-46166
Scope and Contents
This is one of a series of prints dealing with the English town of Nailsworth and its environs where the Welsh poet W.H. Davies spent the last years of his life. The collaged addition is a map of the area. Stored in the Locative and Vocative Case. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Dates:
1993
You are Here / Harmon, Katharine ; Carroll L ; Scher P ; Messager A ; Hiller S ; Wolfli A ; Finster H ; Chwast S ; Kuitca G ; Oldenburg C ; Morgan E ; Kachadourian N ; Held Jjr ; Long R ; Langlands B ; Bell N ; Mora J ; Fahlstrom O ; Torres-Garcia J ; Kalman T ; Ruscha E ; Patterson S ; Boetti A ; Kenny C., 2004
Item
Identifier: CC-42674-44692
Scope and Contents
This well illustrated book deals with fanciful, artistic maps, not ones that would be used to find a location. The map (1928) by John Held, Jr. is by the illustrator not the mail artist. "Into this seemingly lighthearted 7" 10" look into people's love affairs with maps and mapmaking, Harmon packs some serious intellectual concepts about the human impulse to locate itself in the cosmos. Under the loose and expandable categories of "Personal Geography," "At Home in the World" and "Realms of Fantasy," Harmon presents 50 four-color and 50 b&w cartographical illustrations, including Professor Eugene Turner's smily and frowny faces placed on a map of Los Angeles convey data on the unemployment rates, urban stress and racial composition of individual neighborhoods, putting substantive research in a down-to-earth guise. Ellsworth Kelly's "Fields on a Map (Meschers, Gironde)" pulls an abstract pastoral out of a real place, while Kisaburo Ohara makes an octopus-like Russia seem vividly...
Dates:
2004