This finely detailed miniature map depicts the Canary Islands and Madeira archipelago, featuring the Latin name 'Insulae Canariae ol: Fortunatae' across the ocean basin, referencing the classical designation of the 'Fortunate Isles.' Engraved for early seventeenth-century pocket atlases published by Petrus Bertius and featuring geography by Jodocus Hondius, the sheet is crowned with a French typographic header reading 'Les Isfes de Canarie.' The layout illustrates Madeira, Porto Santo, Salvages, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria, Tenerife, La Gomera, La Palma, and Ferro (El Hierro). Visually, the map features an ornate inset box in the upper left displaying 'Portus Canaria' complete with a local fortress ('Castellum') and a radiating compass rose. Decorative strapwork frames, a sailing vessel, a sea monster, and a German miles scale bar ('Milliaria Germanica') complete this classic example of Dutch Golden Age miniature cartography.