Copperplate engraving, 224x332 mm, hand-painted. Uncommon map of unique style, not comparable to any other map of the same period. Depicts all of Andalusia and the convents of the Capuchin Fathers; published in “Chorographica descriptio Provinciarum et Conventum minorum S. Francisci Capucinorum” atlas of the Capuchin provinces, first published in Rome in 1643 by Giovanni da Moncalieri, minister general of the Capuchin order, and updated with unpublished maps by Giovanni Battista da Cassino in the new edition published in Milan in 1712. Very good copy with short left and lower margins. Complete with the descriptive sheet.