A Cartographer’s Vision: The World of José Albelda y Albert José Albelda y Albert, a name perhaps unfamiliar to many outside the specialized circles of cartographic history, represents a fascinating intersection of art, science, and urban documentation in early 20th-century Spain. While biographical details remain somewhat sparse, his enduring legacy rests primarily on one remarkable work: the ‘Map of the City of Huelva’ created in 1920. This meticulously rendered map isn't merely a geographical representation; it is a vibrant snapshot of a city poised at the cusp of modernity, offering inva…