Middelste deel van een driedelige zeekaart van de Middellandse Zee 1694 - 1700

"Middelste deel van een driedelige zeekaart van de Middellandse Zee" (Middle part of a three-part sea chart of the Mediterranean Sea) is a detailed map of the Mediterranean Sea created by Dutch engraver Romeyn de Hooghe, between 1694 and 1700. The map, now held by the Rijksmuseum, is a comprehensive representation of the region, showcasing various coastal cities and harbors, and depicts a complex network of trade routes and naval movements. De Hooghe’s map is a significant example of 17th-century Dutch cartography, highlighting the era's interest in exploration, navigation, and trade, particularly in the Mediterranean. The map's intricate details and meticulous presentation reflect the era's focus on accurate and comprehensive representations of the world.