Plattegrond van Landau 1702 - 1733

"Plattegrond van Landau" is a detailed map of the fortified city of Landau, Germany, created by Dutch engraver Abraham Allard between 1702 and 1733. This map, now in the Rijksmuseum, showcases the intricate layout of the city's defenses, including its bastions, moats, and surrounding landscape. Allard's meticulous depiction offers a valuable glimpse into the city's military architecture during the early 18th century, providing insights into the strategic importance of Landau in the context of European warfare. The map also reveals the detailed layout of streets and buildings within the city walls, highlighting the urban planning of the period.