Gezicht op Nîmes in vogelvluchtperspectief 1572 - 1657

This anonymous artwork depicts the city of Nimes from a bird's eye perspective, showcasing the city's urban layout, fortifications, and surrounding countryside. The artist uses watercolor and pen to create a detailed and visually appealing representation of the city. Dating back to the 17th century, this artwork offers valuable insights into the urban planning and architecture of Nimes during that period. The image is preserved at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, allowing art enthusiasts and historians to appreciate this artistic rendition of the city's past. The artwork exemplifies the genre of bird's-eye perspective, a popular artistic style in the 17th century that provided a unique and informative view of cities and landscapes.