Gezicht op Pisa in vogelvluchtperspectief Possibly 1617 - 1717

This detailed bird's-eye view of Pisa, Italy, is a fine example of the work of Wenceslaus Hollar, a prolific 17th century Czech-born artist and printmaker. Known for his masterful engravings, this detailed map features a bird's eye view of the city, including its major landmarks, streets, and waterways. Hollar’s meticulous representation of Pisa, along with its surrounding countryside, showcases his ability to create visually captivating and informative works. This piece is a fascinating glimpse into the urban landscape of 17th-century Italy and exemplifies the artistic skill of one of the most prolific printmakers of his time.