Lijkstatie van Willem IV, 1752, plaat 40 1754 - 1755

This 18th-century engraving by Dutch artist Jan Punt shows a detailed plan of the New Church in Delft, Netherlands. This architectural drawing from 1754-1755, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, depicts the layout of the church, including its nave, aisles, and the burial places of prominent figures. The plan highlights the intricate design and the historical significance of this landmark. The inscription on the engraving indicates the burial locations of various individuals. Known for his architectural engravings, Punt's work provides a valuable glimpse into the construction and layout of historical buildings.