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Frederik de Wit’s beautiful bird's-eye view of the city. The Amstel river is still open water flowing through the city's heart. Only near the Dam, has it been covered by Henry Keyser's Exchange and the fish market. The plan shows the major streets and buildings and a panoramic view of the harbor.
Without de Wit’s publisher’s inscription.
The plan is sumptuously decorated with the coat of arms and seal of the city at the top, a cartouche of mythical beings presided over by Neptune with his trident, and a harbor filled with dozens of sailing ships. Three keys on the sides and bottom center of the map identify 172 places of interest.
The engraver and map-seller, Frederick de Wit, was born in Gouda (Netherlands) in 1630. He published several world atlases, a sea atlas, and an atlas of the Netherlands. Around 1700, Frederick de Wit entered the market with a town atlas the "Theatrum praecipuarum totius Europae urbium". He produced two volumes with a total of 260 plans and views.
Most were printed from plates used for Janssonius and Blaeu town atlases. After he died in 1706, his widow continued the shop until 1709. The plates and stock of De Wit's atlas were sold to Covens & Mortier in 1710, who sold the atlas for an extended period.
The item is located in Zwijndrecht (The Netherlands) and can be seen or collected during regular business hours.
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