Plattegrond van Kampen, veroverd door de bisschop van Munster in 1672 1672

"Plattegrond van Kampen, veroverd door de bisschop van Munster in 1672" (1672), by Gaspar Bouttats (1648-1695), is a detailed etching and engraving that maps the city of Kampen as it appeared in 1672. This historical map, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, highlights the city's fortifications, buildings, and strategic features, offering a glimpse into the city's military and urban landscape during the Dutch Golden Age. The map utilizes descriptive labels in both Dutch and French, making it a valuable resource for historical research and a testament to the intricate artistry of 17th-century cartography. This map is an important example of a historical document that combines art and scientific inquiry, providing insights into the past with a detailed visual representation.