16th- to 18th-century anonymous Ibero-American cartography shapes the colonial vision of the territory. Its lines delineate geography, resources, and settlements, revealing the visual appropriation of the New World.
Anonymous Ibero-American colonial cartography traces the contours of a world in formation. From the 16th to the 18th century, these geographic representations reveal the European gaze upon newly explored territories, blending science with the imagination of the unknown. They illustrate the appropriation of space.
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