Pre-Modern cities

Post contemporary depictions or descriptions of pre-modern cities and city life, either outside of the West or in the pre-1500 West, preferably based on eyewitness accounts.

I'll dump what I've got.

Florence depicted in the Bigallo Madonna, painted about 1342 AD.

The same city a century and a half later.

A French depiction of a city, possibly based on Paris, from the 1450s.

Mont Saint-Michel in the 1410s. Not really a city though.

Streets in the background of the Merode Altarpiece, 1420s AD.

City in the background of Rogier van der Weyden's "St. Ivo", about 1450 AD.

A 1st century Roman harbour scene from Stabiae.

A riot at the amphitheater of Pompeii.

A Pompeian villa.

Another.

Marrakech in 1640.

Tblisi in 1671

Kashan, late 17th century

Isfahan in 1656

Man that is tiny.

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Yeah, because art in that era was natorious for respecting proportions

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Some paintings of Delhi in the 1840s, before its destruction in 1857.

Inside the Red Fort.

The city, with the Friday Mosque.

Central Isfahan in 1684.

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