Kaart van de Republiek Venetië, 1726 1726

This 1726 map, created by an anonymous artist, showcases the Republic of Venice. This detailed engraving displays the territory, coastline, and various cities and towns of the Venetian Republic in the 18th century. The map's intricate lines and labeled locations offer insight into the Venetian state's territorial expanse, highlighting its dominance in the Adriatic Sea. Today, this map resides in the Rijksmuseum, offering viewers a glimpse into the historical geography of Venice and the artistry of cartography during the Baroque era.