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"Christian Schad and the NEUE Sachlichkeit"
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NEUE GALERIE, NEW YORK
Christian Schad's self-portrait of 1927, included in curators Jill Lloyd and Michael Peppiatt's large retrospective of the artist's work at the Neue Galerie in New York, is a haunting image that-partly because of the picture surface's seductive smoothness and partly due to the subject matter's dreamlike perversity-persists in the mind's eye long after the actual experience of viewing the painting. The artist sits in the foreground with uneasy authority. Behind him lies one of the century's scariest female nudes, in harsh profile, dark-haired, hawk-nosed, her facial scar ...
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Gerardus Mercator (1512-94): known as the prince of modern geographers, Mercator was the first to use the term `atlas' and was the cream of the cartographic crop in an age of geographical discovery. (Late great geographers).(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: Geographical
; ...How did Gerard Kramer become Mercator? At 18, and with both parents...learning. Gerard's choice of Mercator stemmed from his surname--Kremer...His full name was now the lofty Gerardus Mercator de Rupelmonde. At the time, however...
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Keeping cartography in the family: single-sheet map of Europe by Gerardus Mercator and son, 1590s.(Map Of The Month)(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: Geographical
; ...the work of the famed cartographer Gerard Mercator (1512-94). On his death, Mercator had left unfinished the modern atlas, Geographia...of Europe. In 1604, the copper plates of Mercator's atlas passed to Jodocus Hondius in Amsterdam...
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Commercial brokerage launches new course.(company named according to Gerardus Mercator)(Brief article)
Magazine article from: Best's Review
; ...is a company named after Flemish cartographer Gerardus Mercator. New York-based Mercator Risk Services, led by Chief Executive Officer...built around specialization and customer service Mercator's strategy has gained the approval of some...
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MERCATOR'S PROJECTION, DISCOVERY OF COMPLEX LOXODROMIC CURVE TO BE DISCUSSED AT LIBRARY OF CONGRESS JULY 29
News Wire article from: US Fed News Service, Including US State News
; ...Determination of Things Difficult: Mercator's Projection and the Discovery...series. According to Hessler, the Mercator projection changed forever how...Flemish geographer and cartographer Gerardus Mercator invented the projection for his...
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The Mercator Projection.(Poem)
Magazine article from: TriQuarterly
; The Mercator Projection The italic hand commended...elegance. R. A. Skelton, foreword to Mercator: A monograph on the lettering of maps...undetectable rises of hills. In 1569 Gerardus Mercator unwrapped the skin of the world from...
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GIVE IT BACK, MERCATOR MISLEADS
Newspaper article from: The
; ...cuts." Elizabeth Hovde, for the editorial board MERCATOR MISLEADS Entirely contrary to the maps hanging on...segment. The villain of the dramatic subtext was Gerardus Mercator, a German cartographer who produced his flat version...
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The World According to Maps
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post
; ...northern perspective. The maps most of us see are based on the Mercator projection world map, developed by Flemish cartographer Gerardus Mercator in the 16th century. Mercator's map was a breakthrough during his age of seagoing world explorers...
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Pinpointing the global map trap Geography professor flat-out teaches different perspectives
Newspaper article from: The Pantagraph Bloomington, IL
; ...shaped not only into rectangles like the Mercator projection but also into circles and ovals...our perspectives." Take the well-known Mercator projection map, for example. Gerardus Mercator first published his projection in 1569...
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 "The Economist (US)")
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Maps and Politics.
Magazine article from: The Economist (US)
; ...brightest map-maker of them all: Gerardus Mercator. After a series of unseemly tussles...according to Mr Brotton, enshrined in Mercator's famous projection, which marginalises...left-hand corner of the world. Mercator, notes Mr Brotton, darkly, was...
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A Walk in the Woods.
Magazine article from: The Economist (US)
; ...brightest map-maker of them all: Gerardus Mercator. After a series of unseemly tussles...according to Mr Brotton, enshrined in Mercator's famous projection, which marginalises...left-hand corner of the world. Mercator, notes Mr Brotton, darkly, was...
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