Kaart van het graafschap Vlaanderen 1694

This detailed map of the County of Flanders, created by an anonymous artist in 1694, provides a fascinating glimpse into the region's geography and history. The map, which is housed in the Rijksmuseum, is a beautiful example of cartography from the late 17th century, showcasing the intricate details of rivers, towns, and regional boundaries. The Latin title, along with the text in French and Dutch, indicates the importance of Flanders within the wider context of the Burgundian territories. The map's intricate detail and elegant design would have appealed to both scholars and the general public interested in the region. This artwork is a valuable resource for studying the history and geography of Flanders.