Plattegrond van de vesting van Montmélian, ca. 1702 1702 - 1703

This anonymous etching, created between 1702 and 1703, is a detailed plan of the Montmélian Fortress in France. The artwork provides a bird's-eye view of the fort's intricate layout, showcasing its ramparts, bastions, and surrounding terrain. The plan highlights the strategic importance of Montmélian, a key stronghold in the Savoy region, during a period marked by significant European conflicts. Now housed at the Rijksmuseum, this artwork offers valuable insights into the military architecture and fortification techniques of the early 18th century.