Plattegrond van Den Haag (derde deel) Possibly 1665 - 1682

"Plattegrond van Den Haag (derde deel)" is a detailed, bird's-eye view etching of the city of The Hague by Dutch artist Cornelis Elandts, completed sometime between 1665 and 1682. The map, a third in a series, illustrates the city's urban layout, showcasing its intricate network of streets, canals, and buildings, while offering a glimpse into the lives and daily routines of the inhabitants. The meticulous detail and precise lines of the etching showcase the artist's skill and dedication to capturing the cityscape with accuracy. The engraving exemplifies the burgeoning interest in cartography and urban planning during the 17th century, offering a valuable historical and visual record of The Hague in its early development.