Bidspirit auction | Jan van den Aveelen (1650–1727)

Jan van den Aveelen (1650–1727) – View of Lindesberg – Copperplate Engraving (1705) - This detailed copperplate engraving by Jan van den Aveelen presents a panoramic view of Lindesberg, Sweden, as seen in 1705. The cityscape is rendered with remarkable precision, featuring structured rows of houses, the prominent church tower, and well-organized urban planning. The surrounding landscape is depicted with rolling hills and lush forests, characteristic of Swedish geography. At the top, the city's coat of arms is prominently displayed. The engraving is signed J.v.d. Aveelen Sc. Holmiae 1705 in the lower right, confirming its authorship and place of production in Stockholm (Holmiae).Jan van den Aveelen (1650–1727) was a Dutch engraver who moved to Sweden, where he became renowned for his precise and decorative views of Swedish cities and noble estates. His works are part of the broader tradition of Swedish topographical documentation, providing a visual record of urban and architectural development.Artist or Maker:Jan van den AveelenDimensions:13 cm x 32 cmMedium:Copperplate EngravingDate:1705Condition Report:This work is in good condition overall. There may be a few minor imperfections or fox or mottled marks to be expected with age. Please review the images carefully for condition details, and feel free to contact us with any questions or for a comprehensive condition report.