Dominons of The King of Sardinia by Robert Wilkinson

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Robert Wilkinson's "Map of the Dominions of the Kingdom of Sardinia," dated 1794, is a detailed map depicting the territories under the control of the Kingdom of Sardinia, encompassing not only the island of Sardinia but also large portions of northwestern Italy, such as Piedmont, Genoa, and Savoy. Wilkinson, a renowned London-based publisher and cartographer of the late 18th century, created this map with a combination of technical precision and finely detailed detail, typical of his works, which often drew on mid-18th-century English cartographic models. The map illustrates political boundaries, major cities, communication routes, and topographical features with clarity and precision, providing an important historical record of the Kingdom's political and territorial geography at a crucial pre-Napoleonic moment.

This work is part of the atlases and thematic maps published by Wilkinson, which aimed to provide up-to-date and reliable representations of European regions of great political and strategic interest. The map represents a historical document that reflects the political complexity of the era, characterized by shifting dominations and alliances. Wilkinson succeeded in combining cartographic functionality with a sober and precise aesthetic, making his map of the Kingdom of Sardinia's dominions a prized piece for collectors and scholars of the history of cartography.

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Product Specifications:
Print: (260 g/m²) with a brilliant white gloss finish
Mounting board: White, 45° bevel cut
Size: 80 x 60 cm
Material: Acrylic glass and wooden frame