Triomf processie met gevangenen, soldaten, lictors en priesters 1618

Onofrio Panvinio's 1618 engraving, "Triomf processie met gevangenen, soldaten, lictors en priesters," depicts a procession of figures in a detailed and illustrative style typical of the Renaissance period. This historical scene, likely inspired by Roman triumphal processions, showcases a diverse group including soldiers, captives, lictors, and priests, with each figure meticulously rendered to convey their role and identity. The inclusion of Latin text, likely inscriptions identifying key figures or events, further adds to the historical and educational value of the artwork. This piece provides a glimpse into the cultural and historical context of the 16th century, showcasing the artistic conventions and detailed representations of historical events that defined the era.