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

"Plattegrond van Den Haag (vijfde deel)" is an intricate map of The Hague, Netherlands, created by Dutch artist Cornelis Elandts between 1665 and 1682. This detailed bird's-eye view showcases the city's urban layout, highlighting canals, streets, and buildings. The map is notable for its meticulous depiction of the city's gardens and the surrounding landscape, demonstrating Elandts's keen eye for detail. This work offers a glimpse into the city's growth and development during the 17th century, providing valuable insights for historians and urban planners.