Plattegrond van de Kaart Figuratief van Delft (deel rechtsonder) 1678 - 1752

This detailed etching, "Plattegrond van de Kaart Figuratief van Delft (deel rechtsonder)", is a section of a larger map of Delft, Netherlands, created by Johannes de Ram between 1678 and 1752. De Ram, a renowned Dutch cartographer, meticulously depicted the city's layout, including its canals, buildings, and even individual trees. The intricate detail and accurate representation of the city's features make this map a valuable historical document, offering insight into the urban planning and development of Delft during the 17th and 18th centuries. The etching is now housed in the Rijksmuseum, a testament to its artistic and historical significance.