The Milk Maid
Flower of Ladies finger / Okra
A wilted leaf
Monstera Deliciosa / Swiss cheese plant
“WOMAN IN BLUE READING A LETTER”
CLEOPATRA
Worlds in world
The Astronomer
Girl with Pearl earring
Interior with Woman beside a Linen Cupboard
Fig. 33
Young Woman standing at a Virginal
Perspective
Joseph Hooker, Charles Lyell, and Charles Darwin.
Writing on the Wall
Gourmet Uzbek Turkish
Books on Darwin
El Maizal
Girl with Red Hat
Young Woman seated at a Virginal
Standing on the edge of a cliff
Max Stirner
Tomati
Cork
"Molyneux's Problem" / Shapes
Geographer
Spinoza
Diana and Her Companion
Active Eye
Dragon fruit
Telescope
Plate 7.3
Plate 4.1
The Jalianwalla Bagh
Plate 1.2
Plate 3.1
Rambutan
Information for the wayfarer
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. . . . Map production throughout the world has become centered in Amsterdam in the 1590s, in part because Holland’s position as a seafaring power required the development of accurate maps, and also because the change from woodcut to copperplate engraving as the method for mapmaking benefitted artisans in the Netherlands, who were skilled metalworkers. ~ Page 217
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