Utrecht 1695
Utrecht 1695
This late-17th-century plan captures Utrecht during a period of significant urban change. Following the Dutch Revolt and the Reformation, former monastic grounds were redeveloped, fortifications were altered and the medieval city continued to grow denser. Beyond its practical purpose, the map was also a statement of civic identity, enriched with heraldic arms, decorative cartouches and a detailed numbered key.
Source: Map of Utrecht first published in 1695 by Caspar Specht, (design) and
Jan van Vianen (printmaker). Later edition published by Reinier I & Josua Ottens, Amsterdam. Etching and Engraving on paper
Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
Reimagined in a clean, contemporary layout.
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