Triptych of the harbor of Bruges
From the collection of Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.
Triptych of the harbour of Bruges. In the upper part of the print a view of the harbour of Bruges, with figures in the foreground, ships and mills around the city in the water. In the top left the coat of arms of the County of Flanders. In the top right the coat of arms of Bruges. In the bottom left a cartouche with legend 1-43. In the middle part an aerial view of the harbour of Bruges and the beginning of the canal to Ostend. In the bottom left a scale bar: 40 Bruges Rods. In the lower part a map of the canal from Bruges to Ostend. Below, in the middle, a cartouche with scale bar: 500 Bruges Rods. In the top right of the cartouche the coat of arms of the Brugse Vrije. The print was probably made to proclaim the good accessibility of the city, improved by the construction of a new harbour basin.
Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam’s own description