Kerr | Noble
 Rivermap, Kerr | Noble, 1999 In this map Kerr | Noble are representing the thoughts and feelings invoked by the River Thames, in London. They chose to use a poem by John Banck, A Description of London, 1738, to convey the character and history of the Thames. The words of this poem have replaced the geographical contours of the River, creating an alternative map. The font, Caslon by William Caslon, was chosen for its joyfulness and historicism, as it was designed at the same time that the poem was written. Find out more about Kerr | Noble  Rivermap, Kerr | Noble, 1999 |