Vestingen en versterkte plaatsen door de Fransen veroverd in 1672 1684

Jacobus Harrewijn's 1684 "Vestingen en versterkte plaatsen door de Fransen veroverd in 1672" (Fortifications and Fortified Places Conquered by the French in 1672) is an intricate etching depicting a series of 16 fortresses captured by the French in the Dutch Republic during the Franco-Dutch War. Each fort is meticulously detailed with its name and surrounding landscape. This piece, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, is a valuable historical document offering insights into the strategic importance of fortifications in 17th-century warfare. The etching's grid-like structure adds to its visual appeal and historical significance.