The map for the London Underground was designed by Henry C. Beck in 1933 and it replaced geographic fidelity with a diagrammatic interpretation. Geographic lines drawn horizontally, vertically, and at forty-five degree angles and bright color coding made the map very functional.
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Beck's London Underground |
But it's also really interesting to see where these map lines have ended up since 1933, like in Paula Scher's painted maps:
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Paula Scher |
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