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De Wit, Frederik. La Ville de Namur avec son Chateau... Amsterdam, 1695. [Belgium] Texasaudubon King would capture the likenessesFrederik De Wit La Ville de Namur avec son Chateau Amsterdam, 1695 21" x 25" This finely engraved map by Frederik De Wit offers a detailed and striking depiction of the city of Namur and its imposing chteau, a strategically significant stronghold in present day Belgium. Created during a period of intense military conflict, this map highlights Namurs fortifications at a time when the city played a critical role in the wars of the late 17th century,