Plattegrond van Amsterdam, 1544 (elfde deel) c. 1544 - 1557

This intricate woodcut print, created by Cornelis Anthonisz. between 1544 and 1557, depicts a detailed bird's-eye view of Amsterdam, showcasing its canals, bridges, and bustling harbor lined with ships. The map, part of a larger series, provides a valuable glimpse into the city's growth and importance as a maritime trade center in the 16th century. Anthonisz's meticulous detail and the perspective employed in this print contribute to its lasting relevance as a historical and artistic document.