Profiel van Amsterdam met een kaart van de blokkade door de troepen van Willem II, 1650 1650 - 1654
pieternolpe
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"Profiel van Amsterdam met een kaart van de blokkade door de troepen van Willem II, 1650" is a 17th century map depicting the city of Amsterdam in the Netherlands, created by Pieter Nolpe between 1650 and 1654. This detailed map shows the city’s defensive fortifications and a strategic blockade enforced by the troops of Willem II, Prince of Orange. The map highlights the tactical significance of the location, showcasing the intricate network of waterways and surrounding land. Notably, it features a panoramic view of Amsterdam's cityscape, offering a rare glimpse into the city's visual landscape during this period. This map serves as a valuable historical document, offering insight into the political and military dynamics of the Dutch Golden Age.
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