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Another famous example is called Map of nowhere by Grayson Perry, who was heavily influenced by Mappa Mundi.
Jacopo De Barberi was a Italian. His most famous work was known as "Map of Venice". It was made out of Woodcut then took it to print. In this map, it captured the view from a bird, without people actually flying up.
So how history can inform us in modern maps?
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