Plattegrond van Amsterdam, 1882 1882

"Plattegrond van Amsterdam, 1882" is a detailed map of Amsterdam, created by Albertus Braakensiek in 1882. The map showcases the city's layout, including its canals, streets, and parks. The intricate details and color-coding make it a valuable historical artifact, offering a glimpse into the urban landscape of Amsterdam in the late 19th century. This map is an example of cartography, a genre of art that focuses on the visual representation of geographical data. The map is notable for its accuracy and visual clarity, providing insights into the city's urban planning and development at the time. It is a significant piece for understanding the history of Amsterdam and urban planning.