Kaart van het noordoosten van Oostenrijk (blad rechtsonder) 1689 - 1712

"Kaart van het noordoosten van Oostenrijk (blad rechtsonder)" is a detailed map created by Cornelis Huyberts between 1689 and 1712. The map, printed in Amsterdam, showcases the northeastern region of Austria, encompassing territories like Bavaria, Swabia, Tyrol, and surrounding lands. Huyberts utilizes intricate details and decorative elements, including a central cartouche featuring allegorical figures representing warfare, further emphasizing the map's purpose as a visual record of military campaigns and strategic locations. This cartographic artwork, measuring 231 mm in height and 304 mm in width, offers a glimpse into the historical landscape of 17th-century Europe, showcasing the meticulous efforts of Dutch cartographers during this era.