Plattegrond van Woerden, 1726 1726

This 1726 engraving, “Plattegrond van Woerden,” is a detailed map of the Dutch town of Woerden. The anonymous artist created a bird's-eye view of the town's layout, highlighting its fortifications, streets, and surrounding countryside. The map, preserved in the Rijksmuseum, is a fascinating glimpse into 18th-century urban planning and cartography. The use of precise lines and intricate detail creates a visually compelling and historically significant work.