17th Century Engraved View of Stralsund on the Baltic Sea by Erik Jonsson Dahlbergh & Casper Merian 1650-1700

A magnificent historical engraving depicting the fortified Baltic port city of Stralsund during the 17th century. Created by renowned cartographers Erik Jonsson Dahlbergh and Casper Merian between 1650-1700, this detailed view captures the city's impressive architecture, harbor fortifications, and bustling maritime activity. This period engraving showcases the exceptional craftsmanship of early modern printmaking, with fine line work and careful attention to architectural detail. Stralsund's strategic importance as a Hanseatic League trading center is evident in the composition, which emphasizes its defensive walls, church spires, and busy waterfront. A striking piece for collectors of antique maps, historical prints, and European city views. Perfect for those interested in Baltic history, 17th-century cartography, or the artistic legacy of Dahlbergh and Merian.

Condition: Beautiful Condition

Measurements: 36" L x 19.5" H x 1.5" D