Maps of the Month
One of the privileges of working in The Map House with such a large collection of antique maps is the ability to compare different printings of the same map and […]
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BBC This Week with Sajjan Gohel
We were recently joined by the BBC’s This Week programme for filming in our galleries. In a personal film, Sajjan Gohel discusses security and terrorism just days after the shocking […]
Muggletonian Celestial Charts
A set of six of celestial charts demonstrating the Muggletonian sect’s geocentric astronomical theory, which adamantly refuted the Newtonian standpoint. The Muggletonians were an odd religious sect founded in the aftermath […]
London Original Print Fair 2017: Highlights
We thoroughly enjoyed our very first London Original Print Fair at the Royal Academy of the Arts (find out more here). Thank you to everyone who came to visit us […]
London Original Print Fair at The Royal Academy of the Arts.
We are excited to announce that we will be exhibiting at the London Original Print Fair in May, held at the Royal Academy of the Arts. An annual affair, the London Original Print Fair […]
Passports: The One Show, with John Simpson
BBC’s The One Show visited The Map House for a spot of filming in our galleries to discuss the history of the passport with foreign correspondent and world affairs editor of […]
Miami Map Fair 2017
February 2017 saw us packing our most powerful pictorial maps and flying out to our favourite international map fair, the Miami International Map Fair at History Miami Museum from the […]
Blaeu’s of Brazil
These maps impressively detail the Dutch possessions in Brazil. Whilst these colonies were short lived – only existing from 1630 until 1661 – they are powerful in promoting the colony […]
Country Life: Gentleman’s Life Issue. Autumn 2016
Some of our beautiful globes and scientific instruments, as well as an impressive map of the British Empire feature in this season’s Country Life Magazine, Gentleman’s Life Issue. Thank you […]
Artist & Empire: (EN)COUNTERING COLONIAL LEGACIES
The National Gallery of Singapore is currently exhibiting Tate Britain’s exquisite collection Artist & Empire. We are proud to have our map of the British Empire by Sir Walter Crane included […]
