Wereldkaart, verdeeld in kaart van het oostelijk- en het westelijk halfrond 1721 - 1774

Johannes Condet's "Wereldkaart, verdeeld in kaart van het oostelijk- en het westelijk halfrond" is a detailed world map, showcasing the continents of North and South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Australia. It was created between 1721 and 1774, a time when European exploration and cartography were expanding rapidly. This map is a fascinating example of the geographic knowledge of the 18th century, featuring intricate details, including coastlines, rivers, and mountains. The map is divided into two hemispheres, with a royal crest at the top, demonstrating the prominence of monarchies in this period. This world map, measuring 446 mm in height and 687 mm in width, provides a valuable historical glimpse into the mapping and geographical understanding of the 18th century.