Kaart van Gelderland c. 1667 - 1774

"Kaart van Gelderland" is a detailed map of the Gelderland region of the Netherlands created by Abraham Jansz. Deur between c. 1667 and 1774. The map features a comprehensive depiction of the region's geography, including rivers, towns, and roads. It is likely a copperplate engraving, a common printing method for maps in the 17th and 18th centuries. The intricate details and delicate lines contribute to its accuracy and visual appeal. Deur's precise and detailed representation of Gelderland makes this map a valuable resource for historians and cartography enthusiasts.