Rytter med hætte trukket ned over ansigtet; på hver af hestens sider en tremmekasse, hvori der sidder et menneske; profil mod v.; under hesten ses et ruineret, cylindrisk tårn 1582

"Rytter med hætte trukket ned over ansigtet; på hver af hestens sider en tremmekasse, hvori der sidder et menneske; profil mod v.; under hesten ses et ruineret, cylindrisk tårn," is a 1582 woodcut by Melchior Lorck, a prominent Danish artist of the 16th century. The image depicts a rider on horseback, with two figures bound in crates, one on each side of the horse. The rider's face is obscured by a hood, while the figures in the crates seem to be in distress. This dramatic scene is set against a backdrop of a ruined cylindrical tower, adding a sense of mystery and intrigue. Lorck's masterful use of line and detail in this artwork captures the attention of viewers, leaving them to ponder the narrative and the story behind the imagery. This woodcut is a compelling example of Lorck's artistic style and his ability to create visually impactful scenes that resonate with viewers.