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The records of the Gdańsk city treasury (kamlaria) contain an entry of 25 May 1600 informing that the painter Anton Möller the Elder (ca. 1563 –1611)1 received 450 Mark as the last instalment of the fee for the paint­ ing of the panorama of Gdańsk; it was ordered the previous year and an ad­ vance had been paid. The work was commissioned by Marco Ottoboni2, the Secretary of the Republic of Venice: “Diser Stadt Conterfeiung so Anthony Muller gemachet, und H. Marco Otobono venedischen Secretario verehret worden, darfür dem Maler gezalet uber die 50 fl., so er Anno [15]99 darauf e[m]pfangen – 450 Mk”3. This is the oldest known source mentioning a painted veduta of Gdańsk cityscape ordered by the City Council. Besides presenting Gdańsk, gifting the

In Gold and Silver: Panoramas of Gdańsk on Coins and Medals in the 17th and 18th centuries