Kaart van het Ottomaanse Rijk 1636 - 1658

"Kaart van het Ottomaanse Rijk" is an anonymous 17th-century map depicting the Ottoman Empire. Created between 1636 and 1658, the map showcases the vast geographic extent of the Ottoman Empire during this period, stretching from the Balkans in Europe to North Africa and the Middle East. The map's intricate detail and decorative elements, including figures representing the Ottoman Sultan and his empire, make it a valuable historical artifact and a visually captivating example of cartographic art. The map is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, Netherlands.