Kaart van Delfland, Schieland en de Zuid-Hollandse eilanden c. 1635 - 1696

This map, created sometime between 1635 and 1696 by an anonymous artist, depicts the Dutch provinces of Delfland, Schieland, and the South Holland Islands. The map, which is part of the Rijksmuseum collection, provides a detailed overview of the region's geography, including waterways, towns, and islands. The meticulous detail and elegant style of the map showcase the cartographic skills of the period, demonstrating the growing importance of accurate representation and scientific exploration in Dutch art and culture. The map offers a fascinating glimpse into the history and landscape of the Netherlands during the Golden Age.