Map of Rome. Upper left part 1634

This detailed engraving of Rome, created in 1634 by Matthäus Greuter, is a valuable historical document. The map depicts the city’s layout with remarkable accuracy, capturing its streets, buildings, and even gardens. The upper left corner features a decorative panel with figures symbolizing the city's history and power. The map's intricate lines and annotations offer a glimpse into the urban planning and development of Rome during the 17th century. This artwork is now part of the Statens Museum for Kunst collection and is an important example of the cartographic art of the period.