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Maps, Adventure, Golden Age

7 segments

Commentary: Man Collides with Art, Lives 4 min

Now Playing: Glenn Gould 5 min

Historian Simon Schama on Maps 6 min

The First Map of America 5 min

Arturo Pérez-Reverte Charts a Novel 7 min

Sound Map 5 min

Self Portrait Map 4 min

We examine the mysteries of maps. Kurt Andersen and historian Simon Schama survey the art and imagination behind maps. Spanish novelist Arturo Pérez-Reverte navigates his readers to a sunken treasure. Artist Andra McCartney maps her world with sound. And contemporary pianists remember the complex genius of Glenn Gould.

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