Limited Edition Rhein-mosel In Der Zeit Um 1690 Von Theodor Danckerts Slash 65% Off The Price [iXd30jSE]

Rhein-Mosel Map by Theodor Danckerts

This exquisite map, "Limited Edition Rhein-mosel In Der Zeit Um 1690 Von Theodor Danckerts Slash 65% Off The Price [iXd30jSE]," offers a detailed and accurate depiction of the Archbishopric and Electoral Principality of Trier and the Eifel region in the late 17th century. Surrounded by the Duchy of Luxembourg, the Westerwald, and Rhineland-Palatinate, the map showcases the lush, forested ridges of the Eifel, Hunsrück, Westerwald, and Taunus with mountain chains. As one of the original seven Electoral Principalities of the Holy Roman Empire, the Electoral Principality of Trier held significant historical and political importance.

Map Specifications and Features

This fine art print is meticulously crafted to capture the essence of the period, with its detailed river flows of the Rhine and Mosel, which converge at Koblenz. The map is adorned with a beautifully colored cartouche, featuring the coat of arms of the Electoral Principality of Trier and highlighting the Pomeranian War of Succession (1688-1697) through imagery of armed women and soldiers. The Roman uniform of the soldier symbolizes Trier's status as the oldest city in Germany. The map includes a detailed mileage indicator, and a cheerful putto, symbolizing the fertile Moselle region, rests beneath it.

Practical Uses and Target Audience

This map is not just a historical artifact but a valuable piece for enthusiasts of cartography, history, and art. It serves as an educational tool for students and scholars studying the region's geography, history, and political landscape. Whether displayed in a home, office, or educational setting, this map is a captivating conversation starter and a stunning visual representation of the past. Its high-quality fine art print ensures durability and beauty, making it an ideal gift for collectors and history buffs alike.