Plattegrond van Venetië 1700 - 1735

This anonymous map of Venice, created sometime between 1700 and 1735, offers a detailed view of the city's layout. The artist, whose identity remains unknown, meticulously captures the intricate network of canals and islands that define Venice. The map's vibrant color palette adds to its visual appeal, with shades of red and blue highlighting the buildings and water. This map provides valuable insight into the urban planning of 18th-century Venice, a testament to the city's unique and enduring character.