Kaart van Sicilië, 1726 1726

This detailed map of Sicily, created in 1726 by an anonymous artist, provides a fascinating glimpse into the cartography of the era. The map, part of the collection at the Rijksmuseum, depicts the island's intricate geography with meticulous detail, showcasing its coastline, major cities, and surrounding islands. While the identity of the artist remains unknown, the map's intricate design and precise rendering of geographical features highlight the cartographic skill of the time. "Kaart van Sicilië" is a significant historical document, offering valuable insight into the understanding of Sicilian geography during the 18th century.