Titelpagina van het pamflet: Journael ofte Dach-register van 't principaelste in Vlaenderen geschiet, sedert den 25 april tot den 15 September 1604, so vant inneme des Schansen, schermutsingen, als ooc van 't geweldich belegh en overgaen van Sluys, 1604 1604

This 1604 anonymous print from the Rijksmuseum depicts a detailed map of the siege of Sluys, a pivotal event in the Eighty Years' War. It portrays the strategic positions of both the Dutch and Spanish forces, highlighting key locations like the fortified town of Sluys, the surrounding islands, and the various fortifications. This miniature map, with its meticulous detail and focus on military maneuvers, provides valuable insights into the strategic complexities of the conflict, and the significant role Sluys played in the struggle for control of Flanders. The print highlights the strategic importance of the siege of Sluys and serves as a record of the military operations that unfolded in the region.