Gezicht op Milaan in vogelvluchtperspectief Possibly 1600 - 1717

This anonymous 17th century bird's eye view map of Milan is a detailed depiction of the city's urban layout, with a focus on its fortifications and notable buildings. The use of a bird's eye perspective, a popular technique in cartography and city planning, allowed the artist to show the city in its entirety. This map is a valuable record of the urban landscape of Milan during the 17th century, offering insights into its architectural features and spatial organization. The map's inclusion in the Rijksmuseum collection highlights its historical significance and the museum's commitment to preserving the cultural heritage of the Netherlands and beyond.