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Atlas of Remote Islands

24. July 2015
Atlas of Remote Islands | Judith Schalansky

ATLAS OF REMOTE ISLANDS: Fifty Islands I Have Never Set Foot On and Never Will

This wonderful atlas belongs to my most treasured books. As it is summer and travel season I thought it’s the perfect time to share it with you. On my photos you will see the German edition, but don’t worry, the book was released in English and many other languages as well!

The author and designer is Judith Schalansky who was born in Germany in 1980. She studied Communcations Design and History of Arts. Currently she is living and working in Berlin. Judith published four books already, among them the tribute to blackletter “Fraktur Mon Amour” and the novel “The Giraffe’s Neck”.

The Atlas of Remote Islands captures fifty islands together with the captivating stories and rumors about them. From Easter Island to Lonely Island and from Pukapuka to St Kilda, Judith carries us off to places so remote that we probably will never visit them. The fascinating narratives are accompanied by beautiful cartographic drawings that were created by Judith too.


Atlas der abgelegenen Inseln | A book by Judith Schalansky

Atlas of Remote Islands | A book by Judith Schalansky

Atlas of Remote Islands | A book by Judith Schalansky

Atlas of Remote Islands | A book by Judith Schalansky

Atlas of Remote Islands | A book by Judith Schalansky

Atlas of Remote Islands | Cartographic island drawing by Judith Schalansky

Atlas of Remote Islands | Cartographic island drawing by Judith Schalansky

Atlas der abgelegenen Inseln | A book by Judith Schalansky

Atlas of Remote Islands | Cartographic island drawing by Judith Schalansky
Atlas of Remote Islands | Cartographic island drawing by Judith Schalansky

Atlas der abgelegenen Inseln | A book by Judith Schalansky

Atlas der abgelegenen Inseln | A book by Judith Schalansky

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    Reply Devan Danielle 27. July 2015 at 14:57

    Love how clean + simple the design is! Sounds like a little mystery in the stories too. I will have to look into this one! Thanks for sharing. šŸ™‚

    • Sarah Le Donne
      Reply Sarah Le Donne 27. July 2015 at 17:45

      You’re welcome, I just have a love for beautiful designed books! šŸ˜‰

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    Reply Missy 27. July 2015 at 16:16

    This is inspiring! I love finding new and quirky books like this one. I’ve heard of Easter Island, but I’d love to know all the fun rumors!
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    • Sarah Le Donne
      Reply Sarah Le Donne 27. July 2015 at 17:48

      Some books can be real treasures! I’m happy that you like this one as well!

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    Reply Nichola 27. July 2015 at 18:47

    I used to love looking at an atlas as a child, they spark inspiration and the imagination! This one looks beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

    • Sarah Le Donne
      Reply Sarah Le Donne 28. July 2015 at 18:26

      I used to do this too, it was so easy getting lost in an atlas and all these foreign places I didn’t know. I’m glad that you like the book!

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    Reply Sarah Shotts 28. July 2015 at 20:26

    Beautiful!

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    Reply Antonio 30. July 2015 at 0:03

    What a beautiful book. Fascinating to see all of these islands written about in one place. :).

    • Sarah Le Donne
      Reply Sarah Le Donne 30. July 2015 at 12:11

      Thank you Antonio! It really is a captivating book!

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