Stedenatlas De Wit (Theatrum ichnographicum omnium urbium et præcipuorum oppidorum Belgicarum XVII Provinciarum peraccurate delineatarum = Perfecte aftekeningen der steden van de XVII Nederlandsche Provincien in platte gronden)

Date of creation
na 1698
Period
Description
The De Wit Atlas is a city atlas with maps and prints of important monuments in Dutch cities. Atlases like these are extremely populair among the wealthy elite in the seventeenth century. Frederick de Wit also incorporates many copperplates from his illustrous predecessors Blaeu and Janssonius.
Collection
Highlights of the KB (Dutch National Library) collection
Institution
Source
  • KW 1046 B 16
Copyright
Public domain

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