… of Fine Arts, and the … the cartoral arts and its place in American visual culture. Examining
John Trumbull’s Revolutionary War paintings, Lauren Jacks Gamble argues that early American …

… language is a ‘commonplace’ of the present world: if the artistic experiments with the maps
have been supported by a vast bibliography, in this paper I follow a strictly geographical …

… of maps and reality – that is, how maps map onto reality and … of cartographic objects, including
maps within the universe of … of maps; rather, I am embracing the objecthood of maps and …

… Maps, Pictures, and the Cartoral Arts in America Martin Brückner29 AMART290201010.1086/683347
Art-Artillery: Mapping … ’s Revolutionary War Paintings Lauren Jacks Gamble1018 …

… city views, artists and engravers frequently incorporated map images to comment on the
symbolic significance of their human subjects. Similarly, the constant encounter of maps during …

… Ultimately, by paying attention to the material changes in map production and consumption,
… the meaning of maps in a period when map images had become ubiquitous images in travel …

… maps for parcels of land, or fine art prints in place of paintings. Requiring varying degrees
of visual acuity and textual literacy, the viewing practices these forms inculcated were, in many …

… battle scenes and genre paintings created for audiences in … across North America,
highlighting the significance of maps of … American societies in illustrated books and academic art. …

… At the same time, Dickeson and Egan adapted the genre to suit their didactic aims by
incorporating imagery from scientific texts, diagrams, and maps to convey archaeological methods …

… Student notebooks and manuscript maps have a poor … The skills required for these maps
added to perspective and … the artistic quality of these maps was an integral part of their function. …