| Lucia Nuti makes a clear distinction in her essay between renaissance geography and chorography. |
| She trained at the National School of Fine Arts in Paris and she studied dance and chorography at Dartington College of Arts. |
| The art of chorography has followed evolution and has enriched the artistic scene with modern and contemporary dance, making dance accessible for each and everyone of us. |
| His unique dance moves, known as isiPantsula in Soweto, are from a type of chorography invented in the townships in the days of apartheid. |
| The depiction of inhabited places and mountains, the map's chorography is also an important feature. |
| It corresponded with nothing, so far as understood, in the Asiatic chorography. |
