An aerial view of the fort (now Natal) at the mouth of the River Potengi, showing the Dutch invasion and capture of the Portuguese fort in 1633.
The harbour is full of ships and armies are shown rushing to defend the fort. “Veroveringe van Rio Grande in Brasil. Anno 1633”, Leti, Gregorio
Engraving of the Fort of the Three Kings from 1690 – Historical Engravings
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