Plattegrond van Utrecht, veroverd door de Fransen in 1672 1672

This detailed engraved map of Utrecht by Gaspar Bouttats, dating back to 1672, depicts the city as it appeared after its capture by the French. The map provides a valuable historical glimpse into the city's layout and fortifications during this turbulent period, highlighting key landmarks and streets within the city walls. The intricate details, including the numbered key of significant buildings and locations, offer insight into the urban planning and architecture of 17th-century Utrecht. Now part of the Rijksmuseum collection, this map remains a vital source for understanding the city's historical development.