Maps of Historic Cities

Detailed engravings and etchings of urban landscapes, showcasing streets, landmarks, and city coats of arms from various historical periods.

Map of the city of Zwolle, taken by the troops of the bishop of Munster on July 23, 1672. This print is one of a group of twelve, mostly etched and published by Gaspar Bouttats, depicting views of fortresses and towns captured by the French and the Bishop of Munster in 1672. Map with captions and legends in French and Dutch, Map of Zwolle, conquered by the Bishop of Munster in 1672 Originale Ver- Beldinge vande stadt Zwol gewonnene door den doorluchtigen Bischop van Munster den 23 Julius 1672 Twelve views of fortresses and cities captured by the French and the Bishop of Munster in 1672 Picturehe Of some Towns and Fortifications, of which several were both won and surrendered to His Majesty the Prince of France Lodovicus XIV and to His Serene Highness the Bishop of Munster Christophori Bernardus van Galen. Anno 1672 , print maker: Gaspar Bouttats, publisher: Gaspar Bouttats, (mentioned on object), Antwerp, 1672, paper, etching, h 188 mm × w 265 mm
Map of the city of Zwolle, taken by the troops of the bishop of Munster on July 23, 1672. This print is one of a group of twelve, mostly etched and published by Gaspar Bouttats, depicting views of fortresses and towns captured by the French and the Bishop of Munster in 1672. Map with captions and legends in French and Dutch, Map of Zwolle, conquered by the Bishop of Munster in 1672 Originale Ver- Beldinge vande stadt Zwol gewonnene door den doorluchtigen Bischop van Munster den 23 Julius 1672 Twelve views of fortresses and cities captured by the French and the Bishop of Munster in 1672 Picturehe Of some Towns and Fortifications, of which several were both won and surrendered to His Majesty the Prince of France Lodovicus XIV and to His Serene Highness the Bishop of Munster Christophori Bernardus van Galen. Anno 1672 , print maker: Gaspar Bouttats, publisher: Gaspar Bouttats, (mentioned on object), Antwerp, 1672, paper, etching, h 188 mm × w 265 mm