To-day and To-morrow

To-day and To-morrow

Rajchman’s experimental black-and-white maps for Sándor Radó’s Atlas of To-day and To-morrow, published in London in 1938 by the socialist editor Victor Gollancz, extended themes explored in Radó’s earlier work on the dangers of fascism and imperialism, using a cartographic style that bears comparison with the radical left-wing maps devised at the same time by the British journalist, artist and educationalist JF Horrabin.

Alexander Radó, The Atlas of To-day and To-morrow (London: Victor Gollancz; 1938)