Gezicht op Saint-Jean-d'Angély 1638

This 1638 bird's-eye view of Saint-Jean-d'Angély, France, is an example of 17th-century topographical art. The anonymous artist captured the city's layout, including its winding river, with detailed precision. The depiction of the city's architecture, including its prominent church, offers insights into the urban landscape of the era. The print's muted colors and the inscription at the top enhance its historical value. The work highlights the growing interest in accurate representation of cities and landscapes during the early modern period.