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Plans of Dutch fortified towns on the Rhine and Meuse, 1684, Jacobus Harrewijn

Jacobus Harrewijn (baptized 15 September 1660 inAmsterdam – buried 10 June 1727 inBrussels) was an engraver who was mostly active in theSouthern Netherlands. He married in 1682 in Amsterdam, but joined theAntwerp Guild in 1688. He remarried in 1689 inDeurne and is known to have worked inBrussels from 1695 to 1714. Some sources have him continue his work from 1727 to 1732 inThe Hague, which would be inconsistent with his death date from other sources.^[1]