Antique map of Milano, 1730, city plan

Antique map of Milano, 1730, city planMatthaus Seutter's map of Milan, titled "Mediolanum Ducatus," was first published in his "Atlas Geographicus" in 1730. The map is a copperplate engraving with hand coloring. The map shows the city of Milan and its surrounding area, including the Po River and the Alps. The streets, buildings, and landmarks of Milan are depicted in detail, with important structures such as the cathedral, the castle, and the public gardens highlighted. The map also

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and other geographical works

a large-format atlas that included maps of every country in the world

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The Seutter map shows the island in great detail

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and cartographer who was known for his popular and decorative maps of various parts of the world