Sentence examples for cartographic arts from inspiring English sources

In recent years, various exhibitions, catalogs and books have been devoted to assaying the cartographic arts and crafts.

It explores how the need to navigate around the complex public-transport system in London has created enduring works of cartographic art (ltmuseum.co.uk).

Mind The Map: Inspiring Art, Design & Cartography, London Transport Museum, to 28 Oct, ltmuseum.co.uk Remarkable posters, designs and cartographic artwork from the past 100 years, all inspired by the London transport network.

This is the cartographic delusion that rules the art world.

Build your experience by getting hired as a cartographic technician, or a project cartographer hired on a temporary basis.

This technology shift has required us to precisely examine the art and science of cartography and explore innovative ways of modeling cartographic design in the context of geographical information science and interactive techniques.

Prior to the mid-1950s, cartefactsic artefacts were built under the theoretical and practical 'umbrella' of this partnership of art, science and technology.

I've noticed an upsurge in cartographic interest these days, especially for maps' value as conceptual artwork.

Logically, they went to the cartographic division of city planning.

The answer: glad to be part of cartographic history.

Once more, a global cartographic motif (flags and nations) joins one of death (dust and mortality); and, just as Queequeg's tattoo-map is also a synecdoche for knowledge in its entirety — it is, Melville informs us, 'a mystical treatise on the art of attaining truth' — so this man's dusty action, the purveying of lexicons and dictionaries, stands in for the bearing of all archives, of all books.