Cartography of Peter Pan

Above :A Child's Map of Kensington Gardens, from The Little White Bird (1902)

Above: Map of Kensington Gardens by Arthur Rackham, 1907.

Above: A detailed map of Peter Pan's Kensington Gardens by Leslie MacDonald Gill, a noted early-twentieth-century British graphic designer, cartographer, artist and architect. (1923)

Above:1953 Walt Disney Map of Neverland

Above: Vintage souvenir ‘Never Never Land’ map. 1956

Above: John Hench  & Al Dempster map for Disney, 1953. 

Above: Ink and watercolour wash illustration from Joel Stewart’s artwork for the J M Barrie classic children’s story, Peter Pan, published by Alma Books in 2015

Ernest Dudley Chase

A Map of Loveland by graphic artist Ernest Dudley Chase printed in 1943. It is good to have a map so you don't get lost.
Happy St Valentines Day.

Hila Ben-navat

''The family tree is a personal journey, learning about the people who make up my family, a possible final attempt at documenting memories, photographs, stories, people and places spanning different periods of time. Using maps, I navigate my way to the places I want to study and explore; my entire family is spread before me.'' Hila Ben-navat.

Such a magical project, beautifully executed in map form on paper and linen, please go and explore, as this is a tiny selection of the magic.

Famille Summerbell

I am away for ten days or so, water the plants while I'm gone. x (above the famous and wonderful London Paper cut map by Famille Summerbell.