ICHC 2022

Official account of International Conference on the History of Cartography 2022, Bucharest 4-8 July 2022.

[ICHC 2022 @2021Ichc]

@mhedney exploring XIX century manuscript maps at the Maps Museum. Thanks for visiting ans sharing!#ichc2022 @2021Ichc #bucharest

[Dr Katherine Parker @katieparker18th]

Some many cool mappy windows at the National Museum of Maps and Old Books. @2021Ichc #maps

[Raremaps.com @BarryRuderman]

Last night @2021Ichc delegates were treated to the opening of an exhibition about the Danube Delta at the Grigore Antipa National Museum of Natural History.
Here is Stanford's map of the Danube principalities (ca. 1854): https://t.co/bPI4bwCg72

Thanks for a great conference!

[Dr Catherine Porter 🏳️‍🌈🌳😷 @CatSPorter]

Fascinating presentation by @cbuterez on early maps of Romania. Including a shout out to @profkdlilley in the conclusion #ICHC2022

[Dr. Paul van den Brink @Lijsterstraatje]

Till 1850 #Dutch colonial authority was limited - the emphasis was on maintaining trade. This reflects itself in the atlas that J. van den Bosch (1780-1844) published in 1818. Only the coastal areas are based on a reliable cartographic base
Donated to @knag by J. Schill in 1899

[Dr Catherine Porter 🏳️‍🌈🌳😷 @CatSPorter]

Getting ready to present at #ICHC2022 #Bucharest in Panel 13: Charting the Seas and Surveying the Lands. Already so inspired by today’s first session on Global Maritime Mapping! #HistoryOfCartography

[Luis Robles @LRoblesMacias]

Muchas gracias @kr_wittmann
He disfrutado muchísimo esta conferencia tanto en las charlas como fuera de ellas.

[@ISHMAP @ISHMAP1]

on a hâte de se rendre à Lyon!

[Dr Katherine Parker @katieparker18th]

Have to share Weddell’s “Sea Leopard of South Orkneys” (1825). That small head!

[Dr Katherine Parker @katieparker18th]

Closing the conference with a moving keynote from @steven_seegel challenging us to think more about the the importance of map collecting, for families and scholars, as an act of witnessing, memory, and agency in the context of Ukraine. #maps @2021Ichc #maphistory

[Steven Seegel 🇺🇦 @stevenseegel.bsky.social @steven_seegel]

Thank you for having me! @2021Ichc

[Steven Seegel 🇺🇦 @stevenseegel.bsky.social @steven_seegel]

Sharing some news, as I hope it can matter. I will be giving the closing conference keynote, "Cartographic #Ukraine under Global Eyes: From Mental Map to Sovereign Territory," to the International Conference in the History of Cartography @2021Ichc in Bucharest. Coming: July 2022.

[Steven Seegel 🇺🇦 @stevenseegel.bsky.social @steven_seegel]

Between all the chaos, I will be giving the closing keynote 8 July (today) to the @2021Ichc in Bucharest, on #Ukraine's understudied and unacknowledged map legacies. I feature activists who worked to give voice to and among Ukrainians in the global history of cartography. #maps

[Dr Katherine Parker @katieparker18th]

It’s @NataliaGandara on the big screen! 5am for her in Chile as she shares her excellent paper on sealers, whalers,and cartographic knowledge @2021Ichc #maps #maphistory

[Dr Katherine Parker @katieparker18th]

Closing this panel with ISHMap Secretary @olsonkory discussing Jules Hansen’s annotations on an 1886 map showing the de Brazza expedition. @2021Ichc #ichc2022 #maps #maphistory @ISHMAP1

[Raremaps.com @BarryRuderman]

We've discussed the Ottoman Empire quite a bit @2021Ichc in Bucharest. The theme of the conference in conflict & cartography, so here is a map of the Ottoman Empire published during the Austro-Turkish & Russo-Turkish wars (Berlin, 1785). #maps
Learn more: https://t.co/vck66FIL2k

[Radu Leca @LeRadu]

The lovely University Aula hosting #ichc2022 Bram Vannieuwenhuyze arguing for the importance of map transmission alongside production reception @2021Ichc #cartography #maphistory

[@ISHMAP @ISHMAP1]

another incredible day at @2021Ichc - and the Biblioteca Centrală Universitară „Carol I” is impressive!

[matthew edney @mhedney]

Wouter Bracke #ichc2022 on the transition from ms to print of dali Sonetti’s isolario

[Luis Robles @LRoblesMacias]

Rather than coloring maps “without sense or reason”, Johann Hübner advocated methodical coloring of countries. The idea spread quickly.

@BLinde87 at #ichc2022. @2021Ichc