Kaart van Duitsland 1700 - 1735

This anonymous map of Germany, created between 1700 and 1735, provides a detailed visual representation of the Holy Roman Empire during this period. The map depicts the borders of various German states, including the kingdoms of Prussia and Bohemia, as well as the Duchy of Austria, and the Electorate of Saxony. Along the borders of the map are coats of arms, adding to the intricate detail and historical context of this artwork. The title "Generale Kaart van Duytschland" and "L'Allemagne avec ses confins et ses dependances" suggest the map's intended audience and its importance as a cartographic tool. This map would have been a valuable resource for historians, geographers, and travelers in the early 18th century.