Vestingplattegrond van Grave 1660

This 1660 engraving titled “Vestingplattegrond van Grave” depicts an aerial view of the fortified city of Grave, Netherlands, as seen from the river Maas. The map displays the intricate network of fortifications surrounding the city, with detailed outlines of buildings, canals, and ships. The artist, whose identity remains unknown, meticulously crafted the map, showcasing the strategic importance of this Dutch town. The map, part of the Rijksmuseum collection, stands as a testament to the architectural and defensive design of the city in the 17th century.