Fragment du Plan de Bruxelles
Pris Entre la Porte de Namur et Celle de Malle.
[c.1746]
Manuscript plan on an irregular format made up of two sheets joined; original hand colour.
440 by 830mm. (17.25 by 32.75 inches).
2897
notes:
The plan shows the developments to the fortifications around the eastern part of Brussells, thus where the Emperor's Palace is located.
The left sheet has been added to the right one seeing as the title cites the Porte de Namur which is now in the middle of the plan. The key on the left foreground explains that the gate on the left hand side is the Porte de Louvain. The plan also presents two profiles: one of a fort with precise measurements and one of the cover...
The left sheet has been added to the right one seeing as the title cites the Porte de Namur which is now in the middle of the plan. The key on the left foreground explains that the gate on the left hand side is the Porte de Louvain. The plan also presents two profiles: one of a fort with precise measurements and one of the cover...
bibliography:
provenance:
Bellin’s map of the vicinity of Canton
Osaka Castle
A rare Chinese fan depicting provincial city of Guangdong
Rocque’s Index to his monumental 24-sheet plan of London
A German reprint after Gilles Robert de Vaugondy
The first printed chart to show a recognisable Bombay – with a manuscript chart of the Malabar Coast on the verso
Following in Louis Freycinet’s “footsteps”
A rare plan of Amsterdam
Greenwood’s large-scale map of Lancaster 

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