Marginalia trils and cartographic iconography, New Spain 16th 18th Centuries

We are at a moment when cartography, is no longer mere reference geographical location or historical reference. And it has become clear that their wealth is such that, pointing ends, as illustrated on the territories represented to us that on the worldview of their issuers. I aboard an aspect of cartography, the most artistic, very attractive and little studied by itself; i.e. iconography arranged on seas and territories represented and which forms the marginalia of four cards that represent territories, one American and three novohispanos, selected both for the territory represented-each corresponding to a geographical and political-cultural level. The maps will be analyzed historically and culturally to go beyond the territory itself.