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Map of New Spain (North America), 1767, addressed to Cardinal and Inquisitor General Francisco Antonio de Lorenzana. Map of Jose Antonio Alzate (1737-1799) Mexican historian and cartographer. Maritime Museum of Madrid
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Map of New Spain (North America), 1767, addressed to Cardinal and Inquisitor General Francisco Antonio de Lorenzana. Map of Jose Antonio Alzate (1737-1799) Mexican historian and cartographer. Maritime Museum of Madrid
AIS5348838 Map of New Spain (North America), 1767, addressed to Cardinal and Inquisitor General Francisco Antonio de Lorenzana. Map of Jose Antonio Alzate (1737-1799) Mexican historian and cartographer. Maritime Museum of Madrid. by Alzate, Jose Antonio (1737-1799); Museo Naval, Madrid, Spain; (add.info.: Map of New Spain (North America), 1767, addressed to Cardinal and Inquisitor General Francisco Antonio de Lorenzana. Map of Jose Antonio Alzate (1737-1799) Mexican historian and cartographer. Maritime Museum of Madrid.); © Iberfoto
Media ID 25182454
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This print showcases a remarkable piece of history - the "Map of New Spain (North America), 1767" by Jose Antonio Alzate. Addressed to Cardinal and Inquisitor General Francisco Antonio de Lorenzana, this map holds immense significance in understanding the colonial era. Created by Alzate, a distinguished Mexican historian and cartographer, this map provides an intricate depiction of North America during the 18th century. It offers a glimpse into the geographical landscape, showcasing the vastness of New Spain and its connection to Spanish territories. Displayed at the Maritime Museum of Madrid, this artwork serves as a testament to Alzate's expertise in mapping and his dedication to preserving historical knowledge. The attention to detail is evident as every street plan and city layout is meticulously illustrated. The map also sheds light on the complex relationship between Spain and its colonies during that time period. It symbolizes not only exploration but also colonization efforts undertaken by European powers. As we admire this image captured by Bridgeman Images from Fine Art Finder, we are transported back in time - witnessing how maps were not just tools for navigation but also powerful representations of political influence and territorial control. This photograph allows us to appreciate both Alzate's talent as a cartographer and his contribution to our understanding of North American history during this pivotal era.
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