In the last blog I talked about variations in maps, so today I’ll look at print variations. These are examples where you have prints which...

One of the interesting aspects of map and print scholarship is a comparison of variations between different examples of the “same” map or pr...

In the previous blog in this series , we looked at how between 1840 and 1849 the United States came to acquire what is today its continental...

I have recently signed up for a six day, 442 mile bike ride through the Rocky Mountains, called Ride the Rockies , This obviously necessita...

As discussed in the previous blog , in 1839, in the United States west of the Mississippi there were only three states, Louisiana, Arkansas,...

Next week a really interesting print exhibition will open at the Davis Museum at Wellesley College in Massachusetts. Entitled With A French...

I have been a bit remiss in keeping this blog up-to-date with announcements of good print exhibitions, both in the physical and virtual worl...