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This bit of virtuoso cartography overlays the meanders and jumps taken by the lower Mississippi River over the past few thousand years. The time-compression inherent in geography always boggles the mind. I love how it looks like a mix between an abstract expressionist painting and an intestinal diagram.
This 19th century slice-of-riparian-life manages to combine joyous abandon with highly stylized composition. I love its mannered glimpse at labor, camaraderie, and do-it-yourself entertainment.