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纪录片《地图（BBC）的美丽/The Beauty of Maps (BBC) 》 - 纪录片1080P/720P/360P高清标清网盘迅雷下载
The Beauty of Maps (BBC)
一般信息：由BBC发表于2010年 - 英语叙述的德尼斯劳森举办的艺术纪录片
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>纪录片系列以令人难以置信的细节查看地图，突出显示他们的艺术血统，并揭示了他们所说的故事。<h3> CH1。中世纪地图：映射中世纪的思维</h3> Hereford Mappa Mundi是世界上最大的完整中世纪墙地图，其野心令人叹为观止 - 在一个图像中描绘所有人类知识。艺术家团队的工作，它描绘的世界越来越多，来自全球的古典和圣经的历史，当代建筑和事件，动物和植物，据信居住最偏远的臭名昭着的“怪异的比赛”地球的角落。Mappa Mundi，意思是“世界的布料”，在赫里福大教堂度过了大部分时间，很少是新兴的从它的玻璃盒后面。该计划代表了一个难得的机会，让地图靠近地图并探索其细节，对中世纪的心灵提供独特的洞察力。这也是第一个在其原始荣耀中展示地图的程序，揭示了作品集社会的卓越年度项目的结果，以使用最新的数字技术恢复它。地图历史悠久。自1300年代的荣耀日以来，它在Storeooms遗忘的遗忘后被被驳回为一个好奇的“怪物”，争议几乎卖了。只有在过去的20年里，只有学者和艺术家意识到它的真实深度和意义，地图对那些与之接触的人施加了非凡的权力。该计划符合来自学者和地图的一些人恋人对特纳奖获奖艺术家Grayson Perry，其自己的工作，无处的地图，受到Mappa Mundi的启发。<h3> CH2。城市地图：出于混沌的命令</h3>英国图书馆是一个惊人的450万地图，其中大部分都在其巨大地下室隐藏起来，并且该计划在景象后面揭示了一些细节探讨了一些惊人的宝藏。这是三个地图的故事，伦敦三个“愿景”超过三个世纪;庆祝但也扭曲了真相的美丽愿景。这是城市地图如何努力施加在Chaos.on 201660年9月2日星期日的故事中，伦敦的大火开始将大部分城市减少到灰烬中，巨大的损失是城市本身的许多地图。 1682年的摩根地图是第一个显示整体的人火灾后伦敦市。由十六个单独的床单组成，八英尺乘五英尺，花了六年时间才完成。摩根的美丽地图象征着希望的理想城市。在1746年John Rocque在伦敦曾经制造的最详细地图中产生了什么。像摩根一样，罗科威的地图是所有新古典的美容和临床精度，但它代表的伦敦已经变得相反。在雕刻的时间，如夜晚，艺术家威廉·霍加尔斯展示了一个与副和腐败的城市沸腾。斯蒂芬沃尔特的当代形象，岛屿，用录音和尊重的概念和尊重。他非凡的伦敦地图看起来像是那样准确和订购，因为他的英雄rocque但看起来更接近，它包括21岁T世纪的标记，如“最喜欢的Kebab Vans”和“个人心碎”的网站。<h3> ch3。阿特拉斯地图：思考大</h3>荷兰黄金时代看到地图制作达到了创造性和商业野心的发烧。这是第一个星空的时代 - 精心制作，奢华和美丽。这是伟大的发现时代，并为地图制造商标明了一个前所未有的机会，他们试图记录和分类新获得的世界知识。在这个时期的许多地图制造商上方升起是杰拉德·克兰特，据道人的据道人，他将在1598年出版他的世界地图收集时永远改变了MapMaking，并创造了“阿特拉斯”这个词。该计划看起来有一些最大的精心制作的地图，从广阔的地图上在阿姆斯特丹的皇家宫殿楼，到了荷兰的24卷阿特拉斯，到了世界上最大的地图集，克伦克阿特拉斯。它是为Charles II制造的，以便在1660年标志着他的恢复。但是，虽然是英国图书馆最重要的物品之一，但它也是它最脆弱的，所以难以打开。这是一个独特的机会，可以看到这种巨大而奢华的工作，并通过国王的眼睛看世界。<h3> CH4。卡通地图：政治和讽刺</h3>该系列通过探索讽刺地图世界来结束。地图如何采取新形式，而不是地理工具，而是作为幽默，讽刺或讲故事的设备？图形艺术家Fred Rose于1880年完全捕获了公众情绪，其中他的大选地图具有高兴的地图语气和欺诈性，使用地图评论今天仍然熟悉的关键选举问题。技术是在讽刺家的身上，高速印刷的出现，允许以较低的成本较大。 1877年，当玫瑰在战争中产生了他的欧洲的Serio漫画地图时，地图开始采取新的方向和形式，反映了一个改变的世界.Rose的地图利用这些可能性来使用生物和人类的组合来表示每个人欧洲国家。俄罗斯作为一个看起来八达通的崇拜，围绕周围国家的触手，完全象征着威胁到其邻国的威胁。 1080p版本<
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纪录片关键词：
【地图之美（BBC），纪录片，解剖学之美（BBC），书籍的美丽，图的美丽，美容，jungleboy，2010，艺术，BBC，丹尼斯·劳森】
【艺术，丹尼斯·劳森，BBC，2010，英语】
The Beauty of Maps (BBC),Documentary,The Beauty of Anatomy (BBC),The Beauty of Books,The Beauty of Diagrams,What is Beauty,JungleBoy,2010,Arts,BBC,Denis Lawson
Arts,Denis Lawson,BBC,2010,English
General Information：
Arts Documentary hosted by Denis Lawson, published by BBC in 2010- English narration
Information
Documentary series looking at maps in incredible detail to highlight their artistic attributions and reveal the stories that they tell.
Ch1. Medieval Maps: Mapping the Medieval Mind
The Hereford Mappa Mundi is the largest intact Medieval wall map in the world and its ambition is breathtaking - to picture all of human knowledge in a single image. The work of a team of artists, the world it portrays is overflowing with life, featuring Classical and Biblical history, contemporary buildings and events, animals and plants from across the globe, and the infamous 'monstrous races' which were believed to inhabit the remotest corners of the Earth.
The Mappa Mundi, meaning 'cloth of the world', has spent most of its long life at Hereford Cathedral, rarely emerging from behind its glass case. The programme represents a rare opportunity to get close to the map and explore its detail, giving a unique insight into the Medieval mind. This is also the first programme to show the map in its original glory, revealing the results of a remarkable year-long project by the Folio Society to restore it using the latest digital technology.
The map has a chequered history. Since its glory days in the 1300s it has languished forgotten in storerooms, been dismissed as a curious 'monstrosity', and controversially almost sold. Only in the last 20 years have scholars and artists realised its true depth and meaning, with the map exerting an extraordinary power over those who come into contact with it. The programme meets some of these individuals, from scholars and map lovers to Turner Prize-winning artist Grayson Perry, whose own work, the Map of Nowhere, is inspired by the Mappa Mundi.
Ch2. City Maps: Order out of Chaos
The British Library is home to a staggering 4.5 million maps, most of which remain hidden away in its colossal basement, and the programme delves behind the scenes to explore some amazing treasures in more detail. This is the story of three maps, three 'visions' of London over three centuries; visions of beauty that celebrate but also distort the truth. It's the story of how urban maps try to impose order on chaos.
On Sunday 2 September 1660, the Great Fire of London began reducing most of the city to ashes, and among the huge losses were many maps of the city itself. The Morgan Map of 1682 was the first to show the whole of the City of London after the fire. Consisting of sixteen separate sheets, measuring eight feet by five feet, it took six years to complete. Morgan's beautiful map symbolised the hoped-for ideal city.
In 1746 John Rocque produced what was at the time the most detailed map ever made of London. Like Morgan's, Rocque's map is all neo-Classical beauty and clinical precision, but the London it represented had become the opposite. In engravings of the time, such as Night, the artist William Hogarth shows a city boiling with vice and corruption. Stephen Walter's contemporary image, The Island, plays with notions of cartographic order and respectability. His extraordinary London map looks at first glance to be just as precise and ordered as his hero Rocque's but, looking closer, it includes 21st-century markings, such as 'favourite kebab vans' and sites of 'personal heartbreak'.
Ch3. Atlas Maps: Thinking Big
The Dutch Golden Age saw map-making reach a fever pitch of creative and commercial ambition. This was the era of the first ever atlases - elaborate, lavish and beautiful. This was the great age of discovery and marked an unprecedented opportunity for mapmakers, who sought to record and categorise the newly acquired knowledge of the world. Rising above the many mapmakers in this period was Gerard Mercator, inventor of the Mercator projection, who changed mapmaking forever when he published his collection of world maps in 1598 and coined the term 'atlas'.
The programme looks at some of the largest and most elaborate maps ever produced, from the vast maps on the floor of the Royal Palace in Amsterdam, to the 24-volume atlas covering just the Netherlands, to the largest atlas in the world, The Klencke Atlas. It was made for Charles II to mark his restoration in 1660. But whilst being one of the British Library's most important items, it is also one of its most fragile, so hardly ever opened. This is a unique opportunity to see inside this enormous and lavish work, and see the world through the eyes of a king.
Ch4. Cartoon Maps: Politics and Satire
The series concludes by delving into the world of satirical maps. How did maps take on a new form, not as geographical tools, but as devices for humour, satire or storytelling?
Graphic artist Fred Rose perfectly captured the public mood in 1880 with his general election maps featuring Gladstone and Disraeli, using the maps to comment upon crucial election issues still familiar to us today. Technology was on the satirist's side, with the advent of high-speed printing allowing for larger runs at lower cost. In 1877, when Rose produced his Serio Comic Map of Europe at War, maps began to take on a new direction and form, reflecting a changing world.
Rose's map exploited these possibilities to the full using a combination of creatures and human figures to represent each European nation. The personification of Russia as a grotesque-looking octopus, extending its tentacles around the surrounding nations, perfectly symbolised the threat the country posed to its neighbours.
Technical Specs
1080p version
Video Codec: x265 CABAC Main@L4
Video Bitrate: CRF 21 (~2753Kbps)
Video Resolution: 1920x1080
Video Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Frame Rate: 25 FPS
Audio Codec: AAC-LC
Audio Bitrate: Q=0.45 VBR 48KHz (~128Kbps)
Audio Channels: 2
Run-Time: 1h 55m (total)
Number Of Parts: 1 (4 chapters)
Part Size: 2.33 GB
Source: HDTV
Encoded by: JungleBoy
810p Version
Video Codec: x264 CABAC High@L4.1
Video Bitrate: 5200 KB/s
Video Resolution: 1440x810
Video Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Frame Rate: 25 FPS
Audio Codec: AC3
Audio Bitrate: 192 Kb/s 48KHz
Audio Channels: 2
Run-Time: 29 mins
Number of Parts: 4
Part Size: 1.09 GB
Source: HDTV
Encoded by: JungleBoy
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