Antique map titled 'Plan of the Siege and Attacks of the City and Citadel of Ghent'. Large map depicting the siege of the Belgian city of Gent in 1708 during the war of the Spanish Succession. Originates from 'Military History of Prince Eugene of Savoy, of the Prince and Duke of Marlborough and of the Prince of Nassau-Friesland where we find a detail of the principal actions of the last war and of the battles and sieges commanded by these three Generals'.
Artists and Engravers: Jean Dumont Baron de Carlscroon (1667-1727) was a French publicist.
Condition: Very good, please study image carefully. Dated: 1729 Overall size: 61 x 54cm. Picture size: 58.5 x 49cm.
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