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Jan Janssonius (1588-1664) was a Dutch cartographer and publisher based in Amsterdam who became one of the leading mapmakers of the 17th-century Dutch Golden Age of cartography. He published extensively expanded editions of the Mercator-Hondius atlas, culminating in his eleven-volume 'Atlas Novus' (...

Richard Kaufman is an American author, publisher, and authority on the theory and history of sleight-of-hand magic. He is the editor and publisher of Genii, The Conjurors' Magazine, one of the oldest periodicals in the international magic community. Kaufman has authored and published extensively on...

Karl Fulves is an American magic author, editor, and publisher who has been a significant figure in close-up magic literature since the 1960s. He founded the periodical Pallbearers Review, which served as a major forum for close-up magic theory, technique, and effects, and later published similar pe...

Edward Stanford (1827–1904) was a British cartographer and publisher who founded Edward Stanford Ltd in London in 1853. Initially operating from a shop on Cockspur Street, the company became a prominent geographical publishing firm, producing maps, atlases, and travel guides. Stanford's firm supplie...

The Schubert Verlag Online-Aufgaben offers a comprehensive digital resource for learning German. These interactive exercises cover grammar, vocabulary, and reading comprehension designed to support learners at various levels. It’s particularly useful for individuals studying German independently or...

Johann Baptist Homann (1664-1724) was a German engraver, cartographer, and map publisher who worked in Nuremberg. He established a publishing house that became an important producer of maps and atlases in the Holy Roman Empire, issuing richly decorated geographic works for a broad European market. I...

Strauss Zelnick is an American business executive and investor who serves as chairman and chief executive officer of Take-Two Interactive Software. Take-Two is the parent company of publishing labels including Rockstar Games and 2K, whose catalogs include the Grand Theft Auto, Red Dead Redemption, N...

Nicolaes Visscher I was a prominent Dutch cartographer, engraver, and publisher who lived from 1618 to 1679, working in Amsterdam during the Dutch Golden Age. He was a central figure in the Visscher map publishing dynasty, taking over the family business and producing highly detailed and decorative...

Henry Schenck Tanner (1786–1858) was an American cartographer and publisher who operated out of Philadelphia during the 19th century. He is best known for creating the "New American Atlas," which was published sequentially between 1818 and 1823. This comprehensive work set standards for accuracy and...

Schubert Verlag Online-Aufgaben Deutsch als Fremdsprache provides digital exercises and materials for German learners, focusing on grammar, vocabulary, and comprehension across various proficiency levels.

Richard Andree was a 19th-century German geographer and cartographer known for his significant contributions to thematic mapping. He is best remembered for publishing the Allgemeiner Handatlas, which became one of the most detailed and widely used world atlases of its era in Germany. In addition to...

Nicolaes Visscher II (1649–1702) was a prominent Dutch cartographer, engraver, and publisher who operated in Amsterdam during the Dutch Golden Age. He inherited the family's well-established map publishing firm from his father, Nicolaes Visscher I, and continued to expand its production of detailed...

Samuel Augustus Mitchell (1792–1868) was an American geographer and publisher based in Philadelphia. He produced widely distributed school atlases, pocket maps, and wall maps that shaped geographic education in mid-19th-century America. His publishing firm employed various engravers and frequently u...

Frederick de Wit (1629–1706) was a Dutch cartographer and art dealer who founded a successful mapmaking firm in Amsterdam during the 17th century. He produced decorative world atlases, wall maps, and town plans that featured elaborate baroque cartouches and detailed geographic knowledge. His firm be...

Andi Gladwin is a British close-up magician, author, and publisher who co-founded Vanishing Inc. Magic alongside Joshua Jay. Established in the early 2010s, Vanishing Inc. has become a major retailer and publisher of instructional magic books and digital downloads. Gladwin is particularly respected...

Joseph Hutchins Colton was a nineteenth-century American map publisher who established J. H. Colton and Company in New York around 1831. His firm issued maps, guidebooks, and atlases, including railroad and immigrant maps that documented expanding transportation networks and settlement. Colton publi...

George F. Cram was an American map publisher who established a mapmaking business in 1867 and built it into a significant producer of atlases, wall maps, and globes. The George F. Cram Company became particularly associated with educational geography materials used in schools and homes. Cram's work...

William Faden (1749-1836) was an English cartographer, engraver, and map publisher who served as Geographer to King George III. Working from London, he issued military, topographical, urban, and regional maps, including detailed mapping related to Britain and North America. His publications document...

John Senex (c. 1678–1740) was a prominent English cartographer, engraver, and publisher of maps and globes. Elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1728, he was highly regarded for the scientific accuracy of his geographic work. Senex produced a variety of materials, including pocket globes, large...

Gilles Robert de Vaugondy (1688–1766) was a prominent French cartographer and geographer who inherited his father's map-making business and geographical materials. In 1757, he and his son Didier Robert de Vaugondy published the Atlas Universel, a highly detailed and influential work that compiled co...

Matthias Seutter (1678–1757) was a highly influential German cartographer, engraver, and publisher based in the imperial city of Augsburg. After initially training under the renowned cartographer Johann Baptist Homann in Nuremberg, Seutter established his own publishing house and eventually earned t...

Alexis-Hubert Jaillot (c. 1632–1712) was a prominent 17th-century French cartographer and map publisher based in Paris. He partnered with the sons of the famous geographer Nicolas Sanson to update and republish their father's maps on a significantly larger scale. In 1681, Jaillot published the Atlas...

George Philip I was a British cartographer and publisher who founded the mapmaking firm George Philip & Son in Liverpool in 1834. He originally specialized in educational materials, producing globes, maps, and atlases for schools. By focusing on the mass production of geographical texts and expandin...

Joseph Meyer (1796–1856) was a German publisher who founded the Bibliographisches Institut in 1826. His publishing house produced comprehensive encyclopedic reference works designed for a broad, educated middle-class audience. Alongside these encyclopedias, he commissioned and issued detailed geogra...

George Philip was a 19th-century British cartographer and publisher who founded the map publishing house George Philip and Son in 1834. Originally based in Liverpool, the company became well-known for producing educational materials, particularly popular atlases and globes designed for schools. His...

John Melish was a Scottish-American cartographer and publisher who lived from 1771 to 1822. He is most famous for publishing a map in 1816 that was the first to depict the full continental extent of the United States, stretching from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean. This map famously introdu...

Herman Moll was a prominent 18th-century cartographer who was born in Germany and spent his professional life active in London. He initially worked as an engraver before establishing his own map publishing business, producing detailed maps, globes, and atlases. Moll is particularly noted for his map...

John Thomson was a prominent Scottish cartographer, publisher, and bookbinder based in Edinburgh during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. He is best known for publishing The New General Atlas of the World in 1817, which contained large-format, highly detailed maps. Despite the commercial succe...

Franz Johann Joseph von Reilly (1766–1820) was an Austrian publisher, writer, and cartographer who worked in Vienna. He is best known for directing and publishing the "Schauplatz der fünf Theile der Welt," an ambitious geographical atlas project. Although the atlas was never fully completed, it enco...