Vierdelige kaart van Zwitserland 1712

Emanuel Schalch's "Vierdelige kaart van Zwitserland" is a four-part, detailed map of Switzerland, created in 1712. The map, measuring 1200mm by 1520mm, showcases intricate depictions of the Swiss landscape, incorporating topographical features such as mountain ranges, rivers, and valleys. The cartographic style is indicative of the early 18th century, utilizing a combination of intricate line work and delicate shading. The inclusion of illustrative elements, such as a depiction of a mountain pass, further enhances the map's aesthetic appeal and historical significance.