Antique map of Sicily, 1721

Antique map of Sicily, 1721John Senex (1678 1740) was a renowned English cartographer and geographer known for his contributions to the field of mapmaking during the early 18th century. He was a highly respected figure in London's mapmaking community and was appointed as Geographer to Queen Anne in 1710. The "New Map of Sicily" produced by John Senex in 1721 would have provided a detailed and accurate representation of the island of Sicily during the early 18th century. It

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