Edward Heawood
Biographic Data
| ID | 1749039 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Edward Heawood |
| GIVEN NAMES | Edward |
| FAMILY NAME | Heawood |
| SIGNATURE | HEAWOOD E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Textile Research Institute |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 46 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 26 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 46 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1894 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1951 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Watermarks and the Study of Early Maps: Review
Further Notes on Paper used in England after 1600: (In continuation of articles in the Library, December 1930, March 1931)
Another Monument of Early Dutch Cartography: Review
An Unrecorded Blaeu World Map of c. 1618
DESPITE the amount of research devoted during the past half-century to early maps and their history, a good many finds of lost or forgotten documents no doubt remain to be made, and to report one such is the object of the present note. Early Dutch cartography had been so assiduously studied, in the years before the war, by our Hon. Member Dr. F. C. Wieder that important new discoveries therein could hardly have been expected. Yet the map in quest…
The First Copper-Plate Maps: Review
A Hitherto Unrecorded Ms. Map of Northamptonshire
An Undescribed Elizabethan Map
BY the courtesy of its owner, Mr. E. Zaehnsdorf, we have been permitted to examine and display at the Society's House a striking example of Elizabethan cartography which has hitherto escaped the notice of students of early English maps. It represents the harbour of Rye as it was in those days together with the various waterways debouching thereinto and the country in its near neighbourhood. It bears the date 1594 and, though unsigned, may with co…
Joseph Fischer's Ptolemy Reproduction: Review
The World-Map of Piri Re'is, 1513: Review
Aegidius Tschudi's Maps
Early Map Indexing
Simple as it may seem when once thought out, the common method of indexing maps by a conventional system of co-ordinates defining the positions of places upon them did not, it seems, suggest itself to geographers until some time after the printing of maps had come into vogue. It may therefore be worth while to put on record an early, possibly the earliest, instance of its adoption - in the mid-sixteenth century - particularly as its author was a …
Another Lafreri Atlas
John Adams and His Map of England
Lopo Homem's Map of 1519
Reproductions of Notable Early Maps
Roger Barlow: A New Chapter in Early Tudor Geography: Discussion
An Undescribed Lafreri Atlas and Contemporary Venetian Collections
The Two Oldest Maps of China Extant: Discussion
Some Early County Maps
The Portolan Maps of the Rhone Delta: Discussion
A Hitherto Unknown World Map of A. D. 1506
The World Map before and after Magellan's Voyage
FOUR hundred years ago, in April 1521, died Fernao de Magalhaes, more familiarly known to Englishmen as Ferdinand Magellan, perhaps the greatest of the world's great navigators, the first to venture across the vast extent of the Pacific Ocean, and by so doing to virtually, if not actually, achieve the first circumnavigation of the globe. The man himself was worthy of the achievement, which was but the due reward of indomitable courage and determi…
The Historical Geography of Northern Eurasia
A Masterpiece of Joan Blaeu
The Earliest Maps of the New York Region
A Hitherto Unknown World Map of A. D. 1506
The World Map before and after Magellan's Voyage
FOUR hundred years ago, in April 1521, died Fernao de Magalhaes, more familiarly known to Englishmen as Ferdinand Magellan, perhaps the greatest of the world's great navigators, the first to venture across the vast extent of the Pacific Ocean, and by so doing to virtually, if not actually, achieve the first circumnavigation of the globe. The man himself was worthy of the achievement, which was but the due reward of indomitable courage and determi…
The Relationships of the Ricci Maps
Lopo Homem's Map of 1519
A Masterpiece of Joan Blaeu
Glareanus: His Geography and Maps
that helps scholars, researchers, and students discover
Another Monument of Early Dutch Cartography: Review
An Unrecorded Blaeu World Map of c. 1618
DESPITE the amount of research devoted during the past half-century to early maps and their history, a good many finds of lost or forgotten documents no doubt remain to be made, and to report one such is the object of the present note. Early Dutch cartography had been so assiduously studied, in the years before the war, by our Hon. Member Dr. F. C. Wieder that important new discoveries therein could hardly have been expected. Yet the map in quest…
Joseph Fischer's Ptolemy Reproduction: Review
Aegidius Tschudi's Maps
John Adams and His Map of England
An Undescribed Lafreri Atlas and Contemporary Venetian Collections
Hondius and His Newly-Found Map of 1608
Missing Links in the Development of the Ancient Portuguese Cartography of the Netherlands East Indian Archipelago
that helps scholars, researchers, and students discover
Dr. Baumann's Journey through East Africa
Dr. Baumann's Journey through East Africa
Recent African Books
African Books of 1897-98
Tasman's Life and Voyages: Review
Was Australia Discovered in the Sixteenth Century
that helps scholars, researchers, and students discover
Ignazio Danti and his Maps
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The Waldseemuller Facsimiles
Glareanus: His Geography and Maps
that helps scholars, researchers, and students discover
Joris Carolus and Edge Island
Some Cartographical Documents of the Age of Great Discoveries
Claudius Clavus and the Early Geography of the North
A History of Geographical Discovery in the 17th and 18th Centuries
A History of Geographical Discovery in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries
Introduction 1. The Arctic regions, 1550-1625 2. The East Indies, 1600-25 2. The East Indies, 1600-1700 3. Australia and the Pacific, 1605-42 4. North America, 1600-1700 5. Northern and Central Asia, 1600-1750 6. Africa, 1600-1700 8. The South Seas, 1650-1750 9. The Pacific Ocean, 1764-80 10. Russian discoveries in the North-East, 1700-1800 11. The Northern Pacific, 1780-1800 12. The Southern Pacific, 1786-1800 13. The French and British in North…
The History of Exploration
Famous Maps in the British Museum: Discussion
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The Relationships of the Ricci Maps
A Seventeenth-Century Japanese Map of the World
The Earliest Maps of the New York Region
Ctesiphon and the Palace of Khosroes
Hondius and His Newly-Found Map of 1608
Missing Links in the Development of the Ancient Portuguese Cartography of the Netherlands East Indian Archipelago
that helps scholars, researchers, and students discover
Mercator's Life and Labours
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The Historical Geography of Northern Eurasia
A Masterpiece of Joan Blaeu
The World Map before and after Magellan's Voyage
FOUR hundred years ago, in April 1521, died Fernao de Magalhaes, more familiarly known to Englishmen as Ferdinand Magellan, perhaps the greatest of the world's great navigators, the first to venture across the vast extent of the Pacific Ocean, and by so doing to virtually, if not actually, achieve the first circumnavigation of the globe. The man himself was worthy of the achievement, which was but the due reward of indomitable courage and determi…
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