Antique map of Valencia and Murcia, 1693

Antique map of Valencia and Murcia, 1693"Les Royaumes de VALENCE et de MURCIE" is a map of the Kingdoms of Valencia and Murcia, which was created by Nicolas de Fer in the late 17th century. The map is part of a series of maps of Spain and Portugal that were published in his atlas, "Les forces de l'Europe ou Introduction a la fortification", in 1693. The map depicts the region of Valencia and Murcia in eastern Spain, which was a part of the Crown of Aragon at the time. It shows the cities,

leaving behind a legacy as one of the most talented and influential cartographers of his time

The drawing depicts a young woman wearing a hat with a long hatpin

continents

as well as important historical sites and landmarks

and the "Theatrum Europaeum

"Homenatge a Joan Prats" is a testament to Miró's enduring friendship and artistic collaboration with his dealer

" a comprehensive atlas of French coastal waters

He created several maps of the island

many of which were illustrated with his own maps and engravings

both holding a bouquet of flowers

but Seutter added his own artistic flair to the designs

and landmarks labeled