" They are crazy those Romans "

If your knowledge of the history of Rome are limited to Asterix and Obelix vs. Caesar, so we recommend you as lecture for the holidays infographic of ancient Rome : a captivating story told by Nicolas Guillerat, nourished by scholarship by John Scheid and Milan Melocco.

If the subject seems difficult, the authors have resorted to the " data visualization To facilitate understanding of such a subject.

Datavisualization: Quésako?

By combining simple functionalities and aesthetics, data visualization makes it possible to display in a clear and synthetic way a large number of data, numbers, dates etc ... Which turns out to be extremely handy when we get down to the task of retracing several centuries of history rich in events.

Data visualization makes it possible to understand easily complex subjects quickly and accurately. The use of images and infographics also allows our brains to retain information more effectively.

Nicolas Guillerat, alumni of the 2006 class of the Intuit Lab School, and speaker in Data Design in 3rd year, engages in this exercise brilliantly and offers us a dive into ancient Rome, "from the birth of the Republic to the imperial political system, civil wars to the confrontation with Carthage, from religion to the economy of the Urbs ”(Passés / Composés)

With its succès in 2018. World War II Infographic, Nicolas Guillerat is once again engaged in a superb work of historical staging. His work graphic Putting complex data into perspective is simply astounding.

The immensity of all the dimensions that the Roman State represents is modeled here, in an exceptional book both in substance and in form, with a constant concern for clarity.
The collaboration with historians John Scheid and Milan Melocco has made it possible to offer readers a book of precision and unparalleled historical rigor as well as a mode of narration original, innovative and playful.

To discover absolutely at the Passés / Composés editions.