Metropolis: Mapping The City George McGavin Robert Temple captures the spirit

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Metropolis: Mapping The City George McGavin Robert Temple captures the spiritThe city: a place of hopes and dreams, destruction and conflict, vision and order. The first city atlas, the Civitates Orbis Terrarum, was published by Georg Braun and Franz Hogenburg in 1572. For the first time, one could travel the streets of a city without leaving his or her armchair. Since then, our fascination with foreign cities has not abated. This sumptuous volume looks at the development of the mapping and the representation of cities,