-
Hachures (/ˈhæʃʊərz/) are an
older mode of
representing relief. They show
orientation of slope, and by
their thickness and
overall density they provide...
-
Veronica Hatching (French:
hachure) is an
artistic technique used to
create tonal or
shading effects by
drawing (or
painting or scribing)
closely spaced...
- by
Hertfordshire Publications in 1980. This
showed the
relief by
using hachures.
Library of Congress,
Geography and Maps:
General Collections Archived...
-
France by J. L. ****in-Triel used
contour lines at 20-metre intervals,
hachures, spot-heights and a
vertical section. In 1801, the
chief of the French...
- 1–3, 1863,
showing troop and
artillery positions and movements,
relief hachures, drainage, roads, railroads, and
houses with the
names of
residents at...
-
sections based on Lohrmann's divisions. The
relief is portra****
using hachure shading, with
lines indicating slope.
Schmidt makes no
attempt to portray...
- profiles. Some
viewers are able to see the
effect more
easily than others.
Hachures,
first standardized by the
Austrian topographer Johann Georg Lehmann in...
- as
closely as possible. This
allowed for
traditional techniques, like
hachure and hatching, to fall by the
wayside allowing the art of
tapestry to experience...
- of
methods to
visualise the
bottom topography.
Early methods included hachure maps, and were
generally based on the cartographer's
personal interpretation...
-
American interior. They were also
among the
first to
depict elevation by
hachuring and the only maps to use
regional Native American placenames. Nicollet's...
