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Acutely observed
the book will coincide with two major new exhibitions planned for 2020
Sophie Therese
kissed an alpaca in Bradford
Many people say that solitary confinement is a kind of torture
The Queen's Atlas Reference works Acutely observedNowadays, we take for granted the ready availability of maps of all kinds. In mid Tudor England, they were rare. All this was to change in 1579 when Christopher Saxton, a farmer from the West Riding of Yorkshire, became the first cartographer to make a published atlas of all the counties of England and Wales. This book traces the story of Saxton's life and legacy by reconstructing his extraordinary mapmaking project alongside the crucial nature of the
