File:Suecia 3-006 ; Norrköping.jpg

Östergötlands största stad på 1600-talet var Norrköping. Erik Dahlberg har i sitt praktverk Suecia Antiqua et hodierna visat staden, såsom den såg ut före ryssarnas angrepp 1719, med slottet Johannisborg och fem segelfartyg seglande till och från Bråviken i förgrunden. Samma vatten som fyllde slottets vallgravar. Tre kyrkor syns i bakgrunden, alla inom stadens tullar och vid sidan av dessa rådhuset, Holmentornet och Wåhltornet. Det sistnämnda ett utsiktstorn för stadens säkerhet nattetid och till stadens försvar som hade försvunnit långt innan kopparsticket gjordes.

Det är oklart vad byggnaden med takryttare längst till höger föreställer, gissningsvis Himmelstalunds läderbruk eller Borgs gamla kyrka. Rådhuset, "curia", i den form det visas här blev aldrig uppfört.

Jan vad den Aveelens kopparstick utfördes 1706 men förbereddes redan ett årtionde tidigare.

Ur Suecia antiqua et hodierna, band 3, plansch 6

• The city of Norrköping (w:Norrköping) in Sweden
• Engraving made by Jan van den Aveelen (1650 - 1727) in 1706
• Scanned by me from Erik Dahlberg, Svecia Antiqua et Hodierna, facsimile, 1983
• 256 color black&white jpg. 200 dpi.
• Note: This is not the complete engraving, a small part of the left side is missing
• Other versions: Image:Norrköping omkring år 1700 i Suecia antiqua et hodierna.jpg

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