Beleg van Hulst, 1596 1596 - 1598

This detailed etching by Philipp Uffenbach depicts the siege of Hulst in 1596. The artwork portrays a bird's-eye view of the fortified city, surrounded by water and a vast encampment of soldiers, showcasing the strategic importance of the location. This historical scene illustrates the complexities of military campaigns during the Eighty Years' War, highlighting the significance of fortifications and naval power. The precise detail of the etching makes it a valuable historical document and a captivating example of 16th-century cartographic art.