Plattegrond van Como, 1726 1726

This detailed engraved map of Como, Italy, was created in 1726 by Daniël Stopendaal, a Dutch artist known for his topographical works. The map depicts the city's layout with remarkable accuracy, showcasing its urban fabric, fortifications, and surrounding landscape. The presence of ships and the inscription "Lago di Como" confirms its focus on the city's relationship with its waterfront. This piece is a testament to the importance of cartography in the 18th century, offering viewers a glimpse into the urban planning and geographical understanding of the time.