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Data Visualisation and Information Design

Holds books on charts, maps, diagrams and visual explanation, led by Edward Tufte.

16 books on Data Visualisation and Information Design, recommended by 10 people including Patrick Collison and Bret Victor.

16 books · 10 experts

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  1. Powers of TenPhilip Morrison, Phylis Morrison, 1982
  2. The Visual Display of Quantitative InformationEdward R. Tufte, 1983
  3. The Elements of Graphing DataWilliam S. Cleveland, 1985
  4. Envisioning InformationEdward R. Tufte, 1990
  5. Visual ExplanationsEdward R. Tufte, 1997

The best books on Data Visualisation and Information Design 16

Philip Morrison, Phylis Morrison · 1982
Recommended byStewart Brand
Peter Barber · 2005
Recommended byStewart Brand
Garr Reynolds · 2007
Recommended byNir Eyal
David Sibbet · 2012
Recommended byAndy Budd
Krome Barratt
Recommended byBret Victor

Experts 10

The people who wrote this page's books, and the people who recommend them.

Recommenders 10

Patrick Collisonrecommends 9 books hereBret Victorrecommends 6 books hereJeff Atwoodrecommends 4 books hereStewart Brandrecommends 2 books here
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Andy Buddrecommends 1 book here
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Coleen Baikrecommends 1 book here
Daniel Burkarecommends 1 book hereJessica Hischerecommends 1 book hereKevin Roserecommends 1 book here
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Nir Eyalrecommends 1 book here
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