Hans Wilschut composed four new city panoramas using photographs taken from dozens of separate camera positions. The photographs were taken from the Dom Tower, from three different altitudes and in a different season. By merging the photographs together, the result is a unique view of the city that can never be seen as such by a human observer. This photograph, titled Summer, serve as a wonderful background to one of the museum’s greatest treasures: the sculptures made by Jan Nude for the Dom Church, in mid-fifteen century. These sculptures were so cherished that they were hidden away safely before the Protestant protestors could demolish them during the iconoclastic fury.