Plattegrond van Enkhuizen 1726 - 1766

This 18th-century map, "Plattegrond van Enkhuizen", depicts the Dutch city of Enkhuizen in a detailed and intricate manner. Created by an anonymous artist between 1726 and 1766, the map highlights the city's layout, including its canals, buildings, and fortifications. The use of fine lines and hatching creates a sense of depth and texture, offering a glimpse into the urban planning and architecture of the time. The map, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, is a valuable historical document that provides insights into the city's development and its importance as a trading center during the Dutch Golden Age.