Gillray’s Celebrities: Online Interactive Map

Highly recommend reading:

Celebrity map: mapping Georgian celebrity

http://www.ashmolean.org/exhibitions/lovebites/mgc/ ‪#‎Oxford‬ ‪#‎celebritystudies‬ ‪#‎starstudies

Read more about it in the following blog @18CenturyScobie

http://oxfordcelebritynetwork.com/2015/03/26/gillrays-celebrities-online-interactive-map/

 

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