In his discussion of one historic work--Jean Buchon's comparison of American rivers in his 1825 Atlas Geographique --Tufte notes how the depictions of the Mississippi and the Amazon must curl around the page, since there's no room to show them stretched out like the other rivers.
The book had depictions of more than one river.
All rivers can be stretched out on the pages.
Multiple renovations were done on the facades of the houses designed by Adam since they were built.
Three men sit with drums as a fourth looks on.
Holly is homeschooled, so she's never met an Israeli classmate before.
Three surfers are on the beach.
In Austin, they have a really detailed genealogy chart about the people of Dallas.
I am looking forward to that.