 One of the most well-known adaptations of an urban rail map was "The Great Bear", a lithograph by Simon Patterson.First shown in 1992 and nominated for the Turner Prize, "The Great Bear" replaces station names on the London Underground map with those of explorers, saints, film stars, philosophers and comedians.Other artists such as Scott Rosenbaum, and Ralph Gray have also taken the iconic style of the urban rail map and made new artistic creations ranging from the abstract to the solar system.