Plan of the Entrance of the Port of Bucarelli This cartographic print illustrates a detailed coastal chart showing the complex network of islands, channels, and bays forming the port along the northwest coast of North America. The work was published during the eighteenth century to document maritime surveys and exploratory achievements carried out by Spanish naval expeditions in the region. Francisco Antonio Mourelle was a Spanish naval officer, explorer, and cartographer celebrated for mapping extensive sections of the Pacific coast and compiling vital geographical data during global voyages. Artist or Maker: Francisco Antonio Mourelle. Dimensions: Approximately 40 cm x 53 cm. Medium: Engraving. Date: 18th Century.

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