Triomf van de Faam 1512 - 1549

Pieter Coecke van Aelst's "Triomf van de Faam" (Triumph of Fame) is a 16th-century drawing depicting a winged figure, Fame, riding a chariot drawn by lions, accompanied by figures representing various aspects of human endeavor. The drawing, housed in the Rijksmuseum, exemplifies the Northern Renaissance style, showcasing detailed and intricate depictions of figures and their surroundings. The scene, full of movement and symbolism, reflects the humanist ideals of the period, emphasizing the pursuit of fame and recognition for achievements in various fields.